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| July 2005 / Volume Six / Issue Four | ||||||||||
| Maurice Oliver | ||||||||||
| Topography, Or Explosion's Burping Edge Causing the gift to refuse to grow until luck pushes it forward pass gray towers in a cold sea mist further on to a welcoming party of pink elephants holding purple plastic flowers picked from a petting zoo where thought becomes a muscular sensation Or try a forest that decides to become books & floors against its better judgment after rain punches the umbrella in a snow storm then parks at a carbonated curb only to later turn into cinder blocks with just the wave of a wand so the universe can be stuffed into a planetarium Or it could resemble a wolf howl on a wintry night with feathered hooves wearing rat poison under dusty velvet drapes & last week's shopping list which most likely is a constellation anyway so open-wide says the corner vacant lot then cracks in the sidewalk can have enough breathing room (or on rarer occasions pour out like shoulders) |
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