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Tag Archives: Hayden Bunker
Wave
Your radiator cracks its hot gut like a drum and a snake squirms on the ceiling. Lesbians counting needles (seventy-three maybe) whisper of the wave: green light, camera, paparazzo after your own naked body. Trained (click) trained freak picking clods … Continue reading
capybara gold-eater
call me capybara gold-eater sighs capybara swoons capybara barks at the stars capybara! how many dry runs? dry sounds—round nugget down in the earth flash in the pan as it were black cat whirs in a black street night streetlights … Continue reading
Blue
O Blue, dear Gary: you are a sad one. One by one you foil up & dry up, welling up, cry. Blue, baby, blue, sotto voce and so low so bowed before the ocean all sprawled out below. Dear sir, … Continue reading
Pastures of Sun
Scraping together the gray dust of winter’s tender fossils love’s feet burnt at the ides of May we teased open our clammy souls to dry like wool on the pastures of sun We made our choices breaking from whatever didn’t … Continue reading
ítaca
a purple sun sets in the window of a train sliding north up connecticut’s drainpipes (away from the matchsticks of dutch glass, heads aflame in the clouds) to a promised land whose leaves in gold painted masks curl in prayer … Continue reading