there is a clam
with a sea inside of it.
she shines and laughs like
thousands of teeth, her brine
the memory of her
mother.
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I like to wait
and I like to eat
as I wait.
I rest, and I wait to eat.
Because waiting
is eating, and you can’t eat
if you don’t wait.
Contact
- C. Kursel
- ckursel@gmail.com
Good Ones
"Having a coke with you" by Frank O'Hara
"Midnight Postscript" by Franz Wright
"Lust" by Harold Pinter
"Przeslanie pana Cogito" by Zbigniew Herbert
Translation: "The Envoy of Mr. Cogito" by Zbigniew Herbert
"Roll The Dice" by Charles Bukowski
"The Intention Of Things" by David Ferry
"Riddle" by Charles Simic
"Midnight Postscript" by Franz Wright
"Lust" by Harold Pinter
"Przeslanie pana Cogito" by Zbigniew Herbert
Translation: "The Envoy of Mr. Cogito" by Zbigniew Herbert
"Roll The Dice" by Charles Bukowski
"The Intention Of Things" by David Ferry
"Riddle" by Charles Simic
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October
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- View From The Kitchen
- The Goat Head
- Healing
- Desert Night: A Love Poem
- Morning, Again
- The Night
- What We Should Have Done In Big Sur
- Peanut Shells
- Perspectives On The Circle
- A Day Has Ended
- Time With Teeth Marks In It
- The Career
- Imprisoned Birds
- The Cruel, Restless Country
- Watching Hawks Hunt In The Park
- Love, With Anne Sexton
- The Sound of the Hairdryer in the Bathroom
- The Post Office
- The Old Woman
- Girl
- Damn, sad
- Can't Sleep
- The Pages Are Rickety As Matchbooks
- The Feet People
- The Waiting Man
- A Sense of the World as an Entity
- Amongst The Sleepy Pigeons
- Incarnations
- Half-life
- Early
- Death
- The Horse In The Wall
- Sod
- The Café Car
- Meloncholia
- The Steps I Hear Are My Own
- What I Angels Were Giants?
- Bukowski's Last
- Gone
- I Am Both
- The Glacier Moves
- Heroism
- Ghosts are there reading newspapers and laughing
- The Elephant Bird
- For My Brother, Who Is A Tremendous Eater
- The Museum of Sleep
- Pink St.
- Collections
- Observations
- The Octopus
- The Huge Shadows of Hands
- Some New Season
- Magic Outside of the Drugstore
- The Neighbor
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