
in the afterlife of the wind
at the edge of the city
waiting for the split second
of hesperidean light that hits the water
when day ends
euterpe, branches twisting to and fro,
leaned in
to hear the wide mouth of the river
speak low—
there, there…
drunk on counting out my eight legs
and with only the slenderest filiation
i tried to cross the ocean
my breath disrupted like milkweed
as sleek, white boeings hit the air

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