Love/ Precipitation/ Noun

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Tzara
Tzara
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You would not like the clouds here
or the damp.
Almost no one does.

It's reason why, though, my world is green—
wet as an aquarium
and never almost hot.

I lived one long year
in too much sun. I danced
and danced in its stormwater flood.

Yet would I hit on you like a hailstorm
of furious ice
pounding roof and grass and ground

given the isobars were right
and however your welcoming inclination
wanted my poor water, anywhere.


Tzara
Tzara
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unpredictablebijouunpredictablebijouover 15 years ago
you really do

make me want to print out a sheaf of your work and carry it around for whenever I want to seduce someone.

lindianalindianaalmost 16 years ago
Truly thought provoking

Giving us something to incite our senses. Excellent!

bluebellbluebellalmost 16 years ago
The Channel of Gravelines, Grand-Fort-Philippe

There are some poems of yours where I have the distinct impression of knowing you've built them. Built them with your hands, invested the energy and loose poetic ends of your mind. Plank by plank. It looks effortless at posting when we're allowed to sink our teeth in, but there must have been assiduous construction. I can almost feel the residue afterwards as I read them. They continue to do the heavy lifting, even after you've allowed them their freedom. Thank you for sharing.

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