When I was twelve I used to lie on a church roof and look at curtains
Now let him go to sleep with history
He assumed he would, someday
I am NOT frantic, or doubting, or hysterical
Stinking of gasoline
There has been a lapse of two hours
Afternoon light slices down, and her in two
Silver-black cars
I could so easily terrify you and turn you away
Morris, dancing.
Let us compare our mythologies
MARMITE
The diary of a 42-year-old Norwegian salesman
11p
He has been walking a long time
I hear a man climb our stairs and cough as he passes
You must be happy
Crumbling cities and galloping horses
I want a red dress. I want it flimsy and cheap.
I want it too tight, I want to wear it until someone tears it off me.
Define, "Maiden".
Her name I may or may not have, made up
Motor
It is very ordinary, and very moving
Spender
If your neighbour disappears
Sparrow
I will not hold my breath
Death by egg-whisk
Black Dog, Red Dog
You have lovers, many, nameless
I think everything seems harder than it really is
A man carries a bundle of firewood along a path
Sunday, 9 September 2007
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