sternum reached to knot
across expanse
— grey day —
knot turned eventually
to house on thoroughfare
and again to bird
08 Friday Apr 2016
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sternum reached to knot
across expanse
— grey day —
knot turned eventually
to house on thoroughfare
and again to bird
05 Tuesday Apr 2016
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a cardinal sat
in plum tree
moved among the blooms —
the blossoms —
deftly among the deep
purple and tissue
04 Monday Apr 2016
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sentient as leaf
still attached
to branch
02 Saturday Apr 2016
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on the breast of the bird glinted
white fleck – metallic — ready for
reach, its filament arms
01 Friday Apr 2016
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i did not ask to be cognizant
or sentient
as leaf — breeze,
gust, tear
a bird chirping ch-air
its shoulder sounds
30 Wednesday Mar 2016
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the knot is simultaneously contained within the bird that sits upon the wire
seemingly unmoving, above its necklace of arteries, the major roadways of
its memory lying like strands against the shore – – echoes – – waves as the
child said – – they keep moving out from the point — like in a circle – –
these waves are waves and undulate against the air, all those major arteries,
i spoke of, three, their names necessarily change, but the point is this – that
bird on wire, that knot, sits there, day after day arms outstretched, thrum, hum,
thinking, thought, or not.
29 Tuesday Mar 2016
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in the dark that knot
is light
disc
at sunrise
28 Monday Mar 2016
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a cardinal landed on the western plum
a watch rested around my pulse
face : between speaking and saying
scarlet in the plumb
– or maybe next time tawny
26 Saturday Mar 2016
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knot turned
into seed
developing wings
24 Thursday Mar 2016
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a blue jay lands on the tulip poplar
the eastern plum is still in bloom
the western plum begins to show color
the hackberry across the street
green beginning, faint, fairly
delicate, what are not yet leaves, two
squirrel nests still exposed above the roofs, well above the roofs,
the tulip poplar which was shaped —
its major branches still cut blunt
surfaces, discs —
the colors, muted, greys, browns, black, quiet
green, what stands out is that pink, white-pink
directly in front of the gaze — purple-plum in the
center behind the tulip-poplar