“Bare Hands” by Michelle Puckett

a fish for interruption
the balance it does to a fish for the rupture
scales, a fish, are made & break

as the villain, a muscle, they have been repeated, omitted
in order to show the tenderness like the evil, a muscle
was duplicated to part, to indicate the tenderness as with pain
a muscle they fissured         moved away to reveal that tenderness

have you never seen a daybreak’d?
a fish into half with naked hands?
never seen a crack; to fissure a fish with the means of hands?

it is remarkable.
remarkable.

the vegetation, the celestial arcs for a half,
the bud, the rainbow for a second, goes smooth, then gray
the shooting on sides, the arcos-íris, then ashes

Copyright © 2009, Michelle Puckett.

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