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Boy Interlude
Nº1 in the Platypus Press 2412 chapbook series.
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12 pages, ebook
First published December 1, 2016
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July 30, 2020
"We lived in buildings made of vines
and the leaves that grew upon them.
We spent our days putting our fingers
in and out of belt loops, calling
it art. A finger through fabric like a tongue
in a boy’s open mouth. There were days
when we did nothing but fold ourselves
into the river."
very pretty ! yes yes im going thru my poetry books on the train
and the leaves that grew upon them.
We spent our days putting our fingers
in and out of belt loops, calling
it art. A finger through fabric like a tongue
in a boy’s open mouth. There were days
when we did nothing but fold ourselves
into the river."
very pretty ! yes yes im going thru my poetry books on the train
January 17, 2018
"In the pool by the sea, he presses himself against me
and I break into glimmer and salt.
We speak only when necessary.
I want to be the boy who loves everything:
our voices like tired fish, the two kinds of water
we learn and unlearn, everything greening towards night."
and I break into glimmer and salt.
We speak only when necessary.
I want to be the boy who loves everything:
our voices like tired fish, the two kinds of water
we learn and unlearn, everything greening towards night."
April 10, 2018
I WANT MORE.
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