BANK ONE
She sought an escape goat
To ride in and out of the vault
Bearing gold bars
Into the desert
Where snakes would have her
Is it my mother
She wondered aloud
Stroking the cold slippery surface
Of purset form
Through the canvas bag
Source of the text - Laura Sims, Practice, Restraint. New York: Fence Books, 2005, p. 21.
TJB: A daydream-lyric whispers 1 clause per line in crisp descending order of independence. One stanza dream-seeks; one wonders & strokes gold.
Friday, April 30, 2010
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