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Catastrophe Practice

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Catastrophe Practice

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Jeffrey falls in love with Lucy

I wanted to tell you:

Your legs remind me of

clappers in a bell.

Green knit socks

climb like vines from your

black buckle shoes.

Bells ease wordless yearning,

vines climb outside my mind.

The brutal truths

refract swimmingly

through you.

Have you risen above

all the earthly things

that have dragged me down?

Everything worthwhile

is on the other side.

You are as charged as

two drunken cars

inches away on the Interstate.

I wanted to tell you:

Your legs remind me of

clappers in a bell.

Bells harmonize the

twelve-tone cuckoos

in my mind.

Can't you see:

I'm taking chances

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