She sang above the likeness of the sea | tips five dollars for | adult . My job for one is so adult
for the roach to run among a | sea. Nor voice , | a body | an complete body | This is both a good and a body , true enough
look really nice . What are you all dressed | ? smart and attractive | obstinate but is moved to react so | he closes his eyes
me is because I | to me because | , or to any one really , | to particularly enjoy the water , | the water formed in neither mind nor voice.
ago she caused some mega-shit | Wednesday night , | Tuesday , November | watched me tilt the body | but as soon as I turned | tiny movements, think I shouted it actually
walking | list | of a big deal | of not a single human part
the load of shared experiences to which , | as kindly and simultaneously as distantly as I could , | and of sleeves in the air, of not a single human part, | left our house to go get him something | he closes his eyes
Yes
I inherit from my parents a cautiousness , tiny movements , |mobility , etc . window-side of the bed , | and our own attempts to recognize patterns . | he closes his eyes | A great listener
if I’d kill two roaches | my neck. “ What are you | and it must be | And above all so kind—so of the sea , | and bring to bear on the subject , neither mind nor voice | and of the sea , true enough
1 or 2 in diptych-- I inherited from my parents a thing happened with confidence | I acted confident | I am delighted | Everyone laughed | and lugged them haphazardly into the likeness of the sea
the fragrant portals , | the water formed . | incidental : the two of us and the two | of hoses and of two bags lying next to the likeness of the sea | separate instances but all identical | identical but that, distant and reactive, lunges forward | pulled away , pushed against : after I had come back | of sleeves in the air | of tiny movements | think I shouted it actually
She sang above the likeness of the sea. | The water formed in neither mind nor voice. | Like the body, the complete body, of tiny movements, | And of sleeves in the air, of not a single human part, | And of the sea, true enough