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1 that I survived that summer fall strokes sidewalk o h when pressed x smiles that is all a headache a heartbreak unrecalled,ʻ ʻ )

2 (who invented kissing?) Our first kiss two months apart the eyes of a stranger in a third-story window. Noticing your bag drop from your hands, quiet fulfilling greets the pavement. We are no greater than chewing gum, fishbones, and cigarette ends, share dirt with gratitude. At this point they touch two fingers the radiator below their window, a kettle heats their phone grunts a pillow on their bed. My body jumps not just at the touch of your skin but at the way a smile turns lips so wide they watch us touch so briefly, so softly, so surely a kiss is as brief as a smile, with an afterlife as lasting. The look out of their eyes we look into each other s eyes. We go inside, the street a million miracles each and any a moment defines a thing like life. They turn back into their joyless apartment, text a friend, perhaps. Their friend replies, messages like bubbles skitter thru heavy skies. I carry my skin with me as It glows. I carry my skin with me as it glows.

3 how help i (^///^) &

4 i. no one can rescue me from this but myself and those of my soul joy sits longest & love scars i made that fade we talk about the past joy sits longest & love

5 Quinta de los Molinos over there? you told me, later, she said, he just came in, he s lost. three days pass i m sitting below a tree. its leaves are bowing, licking me. i take an airplane over the sea, weeping at this history. you take off your shoes. you put your shoes back on. which language on earth has no word for the moon? which word for the eyes the stars

6 ii. these men need to stop making their misery the world s misery (i should know) better to make the world s joy their joy white men hate didactic poetry city dance desert glow

8 bubble cum

9 Precious Precious instagrammed me I got 7 new followers 7!!! My favorite number!! I feel numb and number. I cried before falling asleep two days ago and I cried when waking today. I went to work, I found friends, I thought about texting M I m lonely, but I want to be the most lonely. In other words, the birds are flying north today and there are still small fires in my heart. If I do find happiness, I ll share. giving I feel sad often I get fucked up a lot. I regret this!! I want the people who are making other people sad to read this and realize. The people, who I know. I m one of them. Sometimes writing poetry helps and sometimes it doesn t help and there are other, more generative forms, money, kindness, love. We didn t choose this, but we made this, why? You gave me life, I love you. you take it away. give it away, now. everything I get, I ll give away, too.

10 some happiness today milk fell from my eyes today gravity was good to us a crumpled pile of linen on the floor drinking beer in the morning going down on each other

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16 o( ^ ^ )o New York City, September 2017 ( something s happening here, unnamed. bliss kiss. what do you do when you re passing time? wind falls, blows off history, blows it back. i wonder if we talked more, asked friends, what do you fear, how can we be kinder to each other? the wind construes sediment, affordable housing. questions too obvious to touch. soft content hard time big data, big empathy overload big extinction, oh this funk broke windows to dust, glowing basement 3.30am memory dwelling, we leak cavities, stone making trouble with the soup, the sludge significant action an inattentive world some things you don t do on your own *self-indulgent poetry prose* you re like the sky when you re alone we take happiness home on 5htp, now and again we kiss

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3/8/2016 Reading Review. Name: Class: Date: 1/12

3/8/2016 Reading Review. Name: Class: Date: 1/12 Name: Class: Date: https://app.masteryconnect.com/materials/755448/print 1/12 The Big Dipper by Phyllis Krasilovsky 1 Benny lived in Alaska many years before it was a state. He had black hair and bright