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Quinine or Curare?Sandra Simondsas if that snakeroot could lemon nipples. iridescently sierra nevada: thermal days suction discordant snow whereas these ‘development’ eyes awash awe in the wasting flesh. diseased trees of discovery bone under skin shed, shed-red in coral coiled foothills. what kind of medicines come from molds? almond scent: zone of warning, naming the clarinet-note-shaped underbrush as breath was (when horizon held) mushrooming mouth opaque gills of the bomb-shelter walls we stare into a sumac dusted interior How swiftly do poisons act? It is a lovely garden, to be sure; acrid as ‘many thumbs must be sewn to snowdrops, delphinium synergistic digestive distress’ you must eat your weight several times over where water runs between grey, chalk in the barklight orange of grassgasps no one drinks it, could drink. What causes milk sickness? jodi (cervical claire (colon, louise (lumps beth (lung Is there poison in your garden? {(weather) Robin’s kilometer} lily me down the mountain. ice my pancreas where the river creases rocks glitter my donation limp me down a bloodstream’s wilderness. platelet tint locoweed, cell as locate, locution. contort my throat around the arsenic vowels: a tender nest, pink eggs, speckle me inward. Can you tell what a plant will cure by the way it looks? chlorophyll of harm headstrongs your petite umbra a lavender canoe of darling lobed like cerebellum or blackdense as liver confiscate bunched finger to palms the cellophane melt: glacially petite ribbons Sandra Simonds Read Bio Author Discusses Poems |
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