Excellent to both, to TS for what is there, to SM for what is not.

-Peter Ciccariello

On 8/14/06, Sheila Murphy < [EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
over the else (after Thomas Savage)
 
each s
and lose kin
arduous rust
leavings hem
creator top
over the else
sic womb like
cirque rind
seaming
 
sheila e. murphy
 

Thomas savage <[EMAIL PROTECTED] > wrote:
House of Sand*
 
Postcards from the sky and the sea
Dry and harden into dust.
The skin of a beach
Could be you, soon.
Get some in your eyes
Then close them.
The sky covers itself.
You cover me.
The crater in front of you
Is for corpses.
Everywhere there are children.
A labyrinth of circles
Winds you closer
Until it stops
And you stop, too.
Shadows make a desert thrive.
 
What real music is like
Has always been difficult to explain.
When they got to the moon, they found sand.
 
Tom Savage
8/12/06

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