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This is the blog of poet Matt Reiter.
Saturday, June 26, 2010
...alumni...
on that steep incline
the lawn it is called
I have the people
around me that I have
brought together
in the most beautiful
moments of their
sonorous lives
and those that you
four have conducted
in there nightly
dance rituals
Thursday, June 24, 2010
...playground rule...
still by the water
she sits stares
wonders if the fabrics
will be for her dress
or her doll's
wonders why all the others
skip when they walk
when she can only
slowly stride and take time
with each line she has
to create or fabricate
out of those
moment's pure
sublime pause
Tuesday, June 22, 2010
...whatsisname...
if I ask them what school
you were from or
what movement you were
part of
they would not know what
to say
they failed the test
and failed it gloriously
Sunday, June 13, 2010
...clocktower...
the clock facing the city
never fails to alert
those who work there
that they must come back
here to where the clock
stands and where the rent
and energy bill
is part of the the unending
plan to keep us at bay
...hostess...
in late spring
her black dress
takes its time strapped
tied in bow across the painted
mural between blades
of shoulders
showing the shadows
that the night
tries to hide
with its coy dark
absence of a light
barring the candle
which makes waves
of the air as visible
as the constant
shimmering eyes
Saturday, June 12, 2010
...invite to a bbq...
we are invited to a bbq
in your back yard:
you ask us to bring a bbq
and a back yard:
Thank you for having us.
Thursday, June 03, 2010
...constructive construction site..
when you bring the poem
to them and I mean by truck
by payload after payload
brimming in the bed
overflowing the hitch
taking each line
and lugging them
over the shoulder
over to the house
you are building
and show them how to
set the posts margins constraints
they will tell you
that they are grateful for this lesson
for bringing the poem
to them and reconstructing it
so that they too can go in
construct their own
drive their truck
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