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Kristen Orser We Don't Fall in Love with Anything but Candied Apples
I am thinking particles
as small as dust . I am thinking
particulars: door and window . Can we imagine a way out? I am thinking
before and after . Before sky was called bluesky . What was the first echo? Why
are we always repeating door . Open the door .
We're fucked . I hope
I can finish a sentence before you say goodbye . Remember—
or how easy it was to seek . Hello?
There are five thousand feelings I'm trying to communicate . One
thing I'd like to say is that I remember the name of that song we'd been trying to remember: “Hey Joni” I try and locate
the five thousand emotions I am trying to communicate by remembering this,
but everything is in a pathetic organ the color of salmon . I can't really
touch
my heart . I'm reminded
of how difficult it is to find my own pulse . I hope when I'm dead somebody pokes a finger in my heart so the heart knows
it isn't an atom bomb or a disaster; something
like an open eye .
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