

February NightYour skin and mine glistened in a billow of February moonlight while shivers, like tsunamis, crashed the shores of our nerves. But still, barefoot we sliced cross a cold cloud while wisps of wind sunk their fangs into our flesh. And so, in a chase we ran back to the shelter of your home where our nervous systems reached burning epiphaniesFebruary Night
through burning paralyses.
Our fingertips were blue so we fit them in each others and your feet dripped of frost so I warmed them with my own. Our hearts raced,
our lungs ached, &n


Sea LegsUpon a wooden post I remain at Halbins Harbour counting the fishing boats and the nets of fish slung over their sides. One fisherman flails a stick wildly in the air warding off the gulls circling his catch.Sea Legs
The mariners also dock here, only a half mile down the coast. Small knives hang loose from their salt-stained belts, feathers from their right suspenders. Their leather lips, whitewashed in rum, enclose their tawny teeth, still seething of flesh of their last meal. To declare them pirates would not be foolish.
Each Friday, t


Portage La Prairie iv. 1984iv. 1984, TunnelsPortage La Prairie iv. 1984
A gentle breeze picks powder snow off the roof and tosses it
like tiny fountain pennies, a migrating cloud wishing for stronger winds.
In the living room: nothing sits but for two mirrors
meditating directly across from each other, gazing into a never-ending, ever-watchful tunnel, a selfish kaleidoscope, unaware the world around has either left or is leaving.


Portage La Prairie iii. 1982iii. 1982, the Devils and Giants of Past and PresentPortage La Prairie iii. 1982
The old windmill flails its wooden arms in large circles despite the now empty grain fields, a river surging like a domestic argument through its fragile body. Crows strip dirt away near the water-weathered stone base,
devils among the tailors, welcomed in the absence of the scarecrow who lost his job in the field soon after the young Albarn boy ran over his brother playing amongst the stalks of grain one morning with the plough.
They buried his body at the bank of the river, far from t
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I have a couple of new pieces of literature you might in fact like to check out
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