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    • Thicket
    • The gas leak
    • Catullus for children
    • The pastoral kitchen
    • The long road to teatime
    • Last stop before insomnia
    • Dear tombs, dear horizon
    • The Bedmaking Competition
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  • Catullus translations
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Michele Leggott

Helix


what can you give me that begins with hinna ?
a vision twisting and twisting torch flame or genetic
material from the island of the first morning
a tenderness taking the lyric and turning it inside
out because nothing will ever be the same
a tantrum in the real house of days because some
of them must be picked up and lived despite
a vicissitude oh vicissitudes devouring
the delicate provender of body and soul
a patience on the ladder two steps short
of the full house each keeps for the other
a bed where text is getting around to being
what they want to do today        helix a rich tissue
helix her helix her helix her helix
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