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The dream:
white wolves this is not a forest
where the trees should go, they
have planted white teeth a snow falls, like soap flakes
in the drift I find two tiny
figurines: implication of a man, they are not my parents or anyone else I have met
far off there is the sound of a
wolf eating its own paw:
if I had to be a child all over
again, I would grow tails: when I am a child, in this dream,
deconstruction the
male figure, the female figure
like a rock bomb in my belly
there is a blast in a Nevada desert
houses in that neighborhood uninhabitable for generations
slender white wolves circling nobody notices.
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| Poem © Charles Jensen 2005. All rights reserved. |
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