White-Binder Poems
By David Eide
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"Being the true account of the passage of time
as it occurred in the mind one late
Monday night while the digital clock blinked
blindly on."
God was not hard to find.
War was always a glinting metal celebrated by
little boys.
The world rushes unbridled; it rushes to throw off debts
and nightmares. Its outline is a heavy light
caught out the window of an anonymous building;
"God is complexity and purpose."
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