HivesA Poem by h d e rushinNot far from now and not far from here you will look for ways to surrender. "Each time my heart is broken it makes me more adventurous" O'Hara wrote. But all lies, are at best, inaccurate statements. So this month, another one without intercourse, when a red moon came to me in that movie about a fist, and me, caught licking the salt from walls and measuring the water line from last years flood, I drifted back to childhood tea parties. The ones where the grownups stood and sipped pretend air from tiny cups as if grace could be imagined however extreme and love, unsure of it's rightful task. Then I had a kid. Trembling. Slippery but loyal who sat with her legs crossed below her reaching up with those same empty cups of tea. Beloved: Soon the interminable heavens will give back it's angels to the death walk first intended. And we dumb-a*s Americans will think them either bees or Martians and stay in our hive homes.
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