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The Greenest BodyRebecca LoudonSeptember full of crave my alarming glowy health like a genuine piece of the TRUE CROSS I ate a nutria sandwich entered the obvious portals pear tree Glenn Gould's chair watched a boy upside down in the bottom window of a school bus talked about the dead woman the movie star as if she never lived I wanted to be her I want want wanted clôture § *WE KNOW WHERE YOU'RE HEADED* everyone knew where I was headed all signs clear reverberated with inflection gray bodies gliding the bridge closed to traffic noise boats lit at night like factories I failed the test I chose the wrong word dogs in the bulkhead door turned their heads away named Lux named Aurora I was their horizontal stabilizer my body merely complex equations of wave form floated the pool in my red swimsuit Hey Mary Mary count your fingers you might be Harold Lloyd you might explode accidentally § shoot your cuffs shoot the moon shoot a pullet shoot me [please] § fight your dogs big bets big money shoot them when they lose is this a crime do it again in slow motion now you're famous shiver put your hands in your pants sing Zip-a-dee-doo-dah § I swam in a warm hospital sheet have you been have you in another country when I couldn't be sure have you traveled to a foreign country I was happy I couldn't help it love pushed my entire body lengthwise through a mathematician's sieve except for my steel-hitched ribcage the damage was colossal Rebecca Loudon Read Bio Author Discusses Poems |
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