Jane Joritz-Nakagawa
life thru a mirror because he would wish for death while
stopping at the corner i buy a sandwich
dressed in white looks very pretty the
best things in life are paid forhaven't been there yet but i've seen you all, or all you
can thru a tiny crevice life at a window grease-
stained and open wide what would enter buta face that turns me away today is a fine day like
any other two beats repeating themselvesit's a small revolution that brought you this
message that came on the magazine cover that enjoyed
lifes simple pleasures more than i ought
poem on a monday maybe due to the handful of drugs i swallowed or to
my raging hormones perhaps because it's not rainingor because i imagine it's monday when it's really friday
because i'm not doing anything specialbecause you asked me and your voice was tender because i
love your eyebrows and your crinkled nosedue in fact to all of the above
or because of presidential orderthe shape of your ears nothing i've personally perfected
this magazine would make a good airplane toilet trainer for
the dog origami or wallpaper
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