Poetry by Zoë Hitzig
I am not us yet but / soon there will be no place left to go
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I am not us yet but / soon there will be no place left to go
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A long-suppressed murderousness / is coming to, a new little perfume in the air
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our analogy our utterance / like a core of blood / or whatever
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when i was little i said i wanted to grow up to be a cowboy and they told me i can’t / i’m not american
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Driving back, it was so dark / it was like driving into death — / that feeling that I might dissolve
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We didn’t know how much we would miss us
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Birds don’t bury their dead in feathers of clouds. Dead birds don’t drop from the sky.
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You realize this isn’t a river—a wet parking lot with faded lines goes under a / building & some long grass like reeds where the walls meet.
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square garnet faded dream mount / as a tree could unfold in waves
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utterly lifelike threads! so such! utterly! utterly!
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