Voodoo Doll
As a token of trust, I gave my lover my voodoo doll.
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The Sunlight's Opinion of Christ's Last Evening Meal
The Last Supper by Leonardo da Vinci in poem form.
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ERIC CANTONA MEETS FRIDA KAHLO
They always put the wheelchairs behind the goals. That’s how Frida and I met. She was sketching me. I was sketching your shirt. I love the wantonness of that upturned collar.
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In the Green Room
(for Alison Dunne and Michael Donaghy) She’s washing dinner dishes as I sit at the kitchen table, leafing through her copy of 'Remembering Dances Learned Last Night.'
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Death Shall Have No Dim Onion
Shopping by woods this snowy eve, I wonder why each word I read gets muddled up, goes quite mad. How did my eyesight get so bad? I look at poems I once held dear
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The Downside of Knowing a Poet
Don’t write. Don’t phone. Don’t wait outside my door in the rain. Yes, I adore you. I’d do anything for you, except ever see you again. Your sorrow is so tangible
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Pantoum of the Opera
Is this one Wagner's Ring? There's a cycle in it somewhere. We'll know the show is over when the Fat Lady sings. There's a cycle in it somewhere, and the Nibelungen Ring.
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A Prayer
Lord you have answered my prayers: Samuel, my child, has been healed by your hands... miracles are the handiwork of your fingers. Few things have I done for you O Lord,
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