Colour of skin, nearly blue | Rivering through cities, nerves are hot lava |
Long, narrow, now shaven, face | Nerves the roots of the tree |
| Inventing thirst |
How does one get used to this |
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State of affairs | Nerves the cracked mirror |
I walk as though I were catching myself |
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From falling | Nerves the rhizomes of stars |
I stand as though bones held sway |
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Not sinew, muscle or nerves | The lines that bind you to the sentence are |
| Nerves |
I grow a writing callus | |
And have stopped making judgements | God’s language of reversal |
| In which poison is food and juice venom |
| Tunes the Nerve Language |
And I am telling you all this |
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Such that you imagine |
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Something else |
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