THE GROOVE FONDUE

poems fondue

Thursday, April 20, 2006

conversation with young jewish girl b.1930

It is sideways
my eyes adjust to plate’s glow
and you are lit up in the display

I cannot see what goes in the periphery—
With no reference
black spots are inferred as staring eyes

He does better in things
I’ve no idea about,

with imminence;
the search closes,

the eyes,
the small room, enclose

the plate’s frozen glow—
streams flow and then stop—

leaving empty cartons of juice
and whatever else could not be taken.

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