REDUNDANCY
- By Francis Raven
- Published 11/5/2003
- MaverickMagazine 10
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Rating:
Unrated
Fear, loss; "Attention Drivers
the white curb is for..."
I made up the rest of the sentence
in my blue underwear at midnight,
while a harvest moon shaved the fields,
although it was only April,
but anyway,
I still had
this nagging feeling
that I had
made the sentence up wrong,
and so,
I was afraid of being caught,
but I lost it
and took off my shoes.
Copyright © Francis Raven, 2004. All Rights Reserved.
Francis Raven
Francis Raven is an editorial assistant at the Journal of Aesthetics and Art Criticism. Broken Boulder press just recently published two chapbooks :"Notestalk" and "Notationing". His poems have been published in Pindeldyboz, Monkey Bicycle, Mudlark, Pavement Saw, Poethia, The In Posse Review, and The East Village, among others. Essays and articles of Mssr. Raven's have been published in Clamor, In These Times, Fulcrum, Rain Taxi, The New Colonist, Taint, and Pavement Saw.
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