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  • Poems
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    • Pasture and Flock
    • I, Clodia, and other portraits
    • 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
  • About
  • Actions and Travels
  • News and Enthusiasms
  • Catullus translations
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YOUR CART

            Diana Harris

            Lovely          I have none

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           There you sit man-god
            you the one that I adore sit there
            he listens to love         laughter
            spill/flowing from your lips
            I from this small distance can
            no longer distinguish sound
            from sense from heartbeat
            my ears my eyes burn my
            hot breath is stopped
            frozen in my mouth
 
            still as sweat/tears swell
            and flame and flood and fall
            he listens to your language
            lovely              I have none
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