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one leg shorter she walked into me early
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the soul is not a little man operating in the heart or head all right but who is that little guy
Bad Sunday
Longing, anger, rage Feeling both desperate and boring brilliant 'sunshiney' day I don't want it
I want deranged jottings! How to stop envying the beloved the beloved's life? Flat on back, cursing the gods silly head music: big cat claws striking POW, pow, pow screech, dying mice General Misery advancing on Saigon of the Soul Yes, let's have that, too.
Big Dog
I bring you this head, full of breathtakingly beautiful images of yourself and put it in your lap. Now I breathe more quietly. Now you pat me. Now I sign. In a moment or two I'll get up and be a man again.
In the Gobi, and Out of It
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Being invited to the lady's large bed delighted!, and overcome by possibilities
Was not unlike stumbling through the Gobi Desert, under an orange moon
And then entering some ancient city, not understanding a word
II
Puking over her feet, I complain she's "cold". it is not an idyllic scene. I say I feel too old, to do any better, and that this is, in fact, pretty good.
III
The galaxies receding make a sound:
Patter of dog feet on sidewalk-
Wherever they're going, they're going home.
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slowly the eye scans the page
the heart beats steadily
while the mind winces in in infinitesimal spasms of almost pre-natal pleasure
down in the street it is divided into three parts:
sidewalk, street proper, sidewalk, large things of equally inelastic matter on either side
these, inhabited by homegrown beings
several of whom are reading too
the karmic revelations of so many silly and loveable cells
conjoined in the bliss that feeds them, and on them, too
thus holding them
(now turn the page)
