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White-Binder Poems
By David Eide
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Lifting/ lifting upward, a still heart;
the river-mud up in a flurry of sparks
up through the weeds and broken glass
up past the gliding women in offices who
comment on the moon;
up through grave mistakes and moans
up through the stink of battle and embarrassed
generals who run around claiming victims
up through grotesque sequences of words.
Lifting up/ all up
above the sun
leaking out to the
far horizon;
up through love's lost devotions
and the sweetness that tends them.
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