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INTERSPERSED
Night’s sheet
weighs heavy bearing the safety of sleep troubles us less with quiet. We love slowly at the changing surface of the world. You carry me through ground level hands scoop up the fall the air of my doubt. Walls break their habit crumbling as we talk through them. Still something delicate we negotiate softer than a thigh’s width on the sheet. The wind is black a cold surge night’s plan over-runs the balcony rain is clean steel on the roof. |
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© 2002, Jill Jones From: Screens Jets Heaven. New and Selected Poems Publisher: Salt Publishing, Cambridge, 2002 |
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