moon—
in this light, on this sea
you are a fandango—
the wind twirls
your skirt
into my face
and stone castanets
click and part
click and part
if I walked into you
how long would it take
for you to teach me
all the moves
before we seem
seamless,
born to do this,
for this is
what is vivid!
in the rush and whoosh
of blood, what's withdrawn
is memory
sharp as the tip
of a needle
pushed into a vein
and that tip’s
narrow eye drawing
out liquid light
to be stored in glass vials
to be tested and sorted with
the speed of sound found
only in our centrifuge spin
(14 April 2012)
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