#Americans #Jews #Women
Could I unthink you, little heart, what would I do? throw you out with last night’s garbage,
‘Why do you have stripes in your forehead, Mama? Are you
After the first astounding rush, after the weeks at the lake, the crystal, the clouds, the water… the snow breaking under our boots… & the long mornings in bed. .…
I am in love with my womb & jealous of it. I cover it tenderly with a little pink hat (a sort of yarmulke)
‘Death is our eternal companion,’… —Carlos Castaneda My death looks exactly like me. She lives to my left,
You operate on the afternoon You perform open heart surgery on the ghosts of your suicidal friends You divorce your parents
Old bag of bones upside down, what are you searching for in poetry, in meditation?
We used to meet on this corner in the same wind. It fought us up the hill to your house,
Living in a house near the Black Forest, without any clocks, she’s begun to listen to the walls.
There is only one story: he loved her, then stopped loving her, while she did not stop loving him.
I am not interested in my body– the part that stinks & rots & brings forth life,
All the boring tedious young men with dead eyes & dirty hair .… all the mad young men who hate the… all the squalling baby boys . . . have grown up
You gave me a rose last time we met. I told myself if it bloomed our love would bloom,
Knowing our lives a drowse towards death (attended by dogs & children) how can it not matter
When we become truly ourselves, we… —Suzuki Sick of the self, the self—seducing self— with its games, its fears,