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from approximative translations |
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if without benefit of cured sweet ham : the controlled dead burning its furniture for a place in the fire : prescription clouds ribbed in the for dreaming : a screen door fills up on fungus : water affects the glass by refracting the straw : how moon widows the fish |
soft of gunpowder : the führer shaving ice for his guests & calling it his little arctic ocean : the ache in the tooth cradles the caries in the eaten fabric were lips : burnt offerings & the obligation to occupy skin : divisible by one’s |
not the boy on the milk carton : to possess nightmares is to feed them the dreamer’s eyes : tornadoes crying the sound box & memories if not being pronounced dead yesterday : the room structure is such that it includes the city : dear pressure cooker all lit |
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ARLENE ANG lives in Spinea, Italy. Her poetry has been published in Forklift, Ohio, juked, Pom2, Rattle and Unpleasant Event Schedule. She is the recipient of The 2006 Frogmore Poetry Prize and serves as a poetry editor for The Pedestal Magazine. Website: http://www.leafscape.org/aang/ |