There is the morning, there is the lightening sky
donning a semblance of dependability
like listening for a wavelength of someones voice
where syllogisms present truths
like a dream of nourishment
someone might offer you with his hands,
or the poignancy of disembodied but intact organs,
(a does complete heart)
if autumn wind: infatuation,
if hounds: a kill to be made,
if deer: deer meat until autumn is a memory
like the pin you stuck into your arm,
and the bead of blood,
when you were young enough to starve
as if no one had ever done what you were doing;
it didnt even have a name.
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Genevieve Burger-Weisers poems have appeared or are forthcoming in Washington Square Review, Western Humanities Review, Juked, and CRATE.
Stephanie Adams-Santos, The Insentientist
Timothy OKeefe, Poem In a Book That Was Never Opened