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To the Grace of the Unmade BedDerek HendersonIf fruit arises from flower fruit flowers; if water flows over rinds & out petals the greater the fruit, the flower; if two, forever two; the blueberries, the grapes, her eyes, her fables of outsides, of swingsets, of insides. In the bedroom to see the sheets on our skins innocent of “the miserable human condition” we touch our bodies as proper things, explicitly—part follows part in kissing & fucking— press open, pull apart to see sex in its work—unlabored unmiseried in our condition of the human, September Sun-------------------------------------------------------------------jubilation we roam, unspool ourselves across our skins; we loll in air, air lolls over us— zinnias in a vase beside the bed & their spines send vapors, a vast horticulture of drunkenness: lease, ease, unmapped Derek Henderson Read Bio Author Discusses Poems |
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