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I always talk about poetry 
as if
being in a room --
This is how I have been trained - at least;

It is usually a white room:
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bright salt
dark cobalt blue, rich mineral soil
I am usually alone in that room 

But 
like salt, or cobalt, 


you have been here before, and

like you, others:
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We all leave traces; sweet water, monkey form, form, or not.



Some of us disappear
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Some of us are made to disappear:(Required.)
What does it mean to disappear?

Does it look like this?
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Or like this?(Required.)
Or was it this?(Required.)
I never liked pears; they are gritty. A mouthful of syrup and sand.
di
sap
pear
ed
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I sometimes think about poetry 

as if

[formed or formless or form]

those hundreds
those thousands

were not traces, 

were diamonds with Lucy, were true salt
were something close to baby sky hue,

and no more buried cobalt
blue]


[Alex Saum] and you:


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