sarah k bell
bee-suitcase

5 July 2009

sharp or heavy the wind
like essentialism wind translated in its mind
flicker twitch a regular fantasy

remember the name:
the moon should smoke open
a suitcase his
& no other

i can hear your orchestra
do you belong here?
your compass yawns

in bee-eye tenderness he said (and prolonged
days piled in the suitcase)

what i really want:
a map behind us
again the bibliographies
of stars

& the daughter; fine creation
three names picked out remember
her ashes diffused
on your lips white paint

your lover a princess i hear

i'd crack i'd mourn

the unbearable
could be this or this or this


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sarah k bell

About sarah k bell


sarah k bell lives in Melbourne. She is currently trekking around the Welsh countryside searching for mystery and adventure. At this point, she has only found sheep and national stereotypes. She remains optimistic.



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