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Poetry by Michael Paul Ladanyi
• Photography by Peter Roubos
down beautiful way high
for my wife
i know you are fish-vanilla trees,
bird-gray shallow water stones over your eyes
like finger rain.
you are this peace/chance/girl
in southern november leaves and sand---
your wall-green clocks faux-sun plaster on sex-wet thighs.
you are no bronze-mode city,
no kaminos marias soup
of orange moons sliding my mouth,
no novel/crayon/cigarettes.
your lover is choking on lonely ink
and charcoal film;
where has he gone silver watered?
where, picture-eye-framed,
peach-tin sky burning rattle-cough red,
down beautiful way high like trembling?
i know you are (art, art, art)
pop/paint/explosions,
your tongue blue against yellow
cochlea eye-tapping---
are my hand shock radio static sight.
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