
The sonnet sleeps on the moon #1
Sean Cho A. | Poetry
i don’t remember much: just the inconsolability.
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in the time before language every expression
needed their gestures. a chaotic silence: we
assume it was. all the wants diminished &
the needs tired by noon time.
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in the absence of precision. here is a bird
and there are the bees. And the trees?
blow silently in the knowledge-less wind.
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wind-burns on the pear skins. a voicemail
cut off between the apex and a valley:
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everything I do feels small and inconsequential
says the ant leaf-back-ed and all that.
We have to keep going some sound responds.
I know.
Sean Cho A. is a faculty lecturer at a flagship university in the midwestern United States.