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Deviant
Poetry. Hand-tied chapbook. Selected as Number 8 in Volume 5 of the Seven Kitchens Press Editor's Series.
24 pages, hand-tied chapbook
Published January 26, 2023
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January 27, 2023
"the change is more than just/ this desire, which came complete/ with rechargeable battery but/ no rules of play." ["Smouldering"]
"I laugh and say I've let my slit skirt fall away/ from my legs on purpose,/ the words carried on the air between us,/ heady, like the scent of chocolate." ["Chapter One"]
"There is a mouth on mine." ["Disorientation"]
"You and I step out of our unsuitable shoes." ["Sunset Christening"]
"We have never shared a common language,/ except perhaps the language of the body,/ in which I might say more than I intend." ["Midnight, Year Thirty"]
"In your mouth, I am trying/ to find it." ["Kiss"]
"Months of distance, wanting, days/ until the airport, front seat embrace, hotel/ bed unmade by making love" ["Life Cycle"]
"Bees are coming to our kitchen/ to die." ["For Nectar"]
"I laugh and say I've let my slit skirt fall away/ from my legs on purpose,/ the words carried on the air between us,/ heady, like the scent of chocolate." ["Chapter One"]
"There is a mouth on mine." ["Disorientation"]
"You and I step out of our unsuitable shoes." ["Sunset Christening"]
"We have never shared a common language,/ except perhaps the language of the body,/ in which I might say more than I intend." ["Midnight, Year Thirty"]
"In your mouth, I am trying/ to find it." ["Kiss"]
"Months of distance, wanting, days/ until the airport, front seat embrace, hotel/ bed unmade by making love" ["Life Cycle"]
"Bees are coming to our kitchen/ to die." ["For Nectar"]
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