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August 25, 2018 in Poetry

by Lindsey Carrell

 

Say my love in your language, sound it out

Catching buzz I go glass-clear, round, to pull you in

And twinned.

Oh Radio, Oh Kaleidoscope

Oh the atomic way our limbs always circumnavigate matter.

Jump and pop, switch on, now switch off,

Pulse all the way in, flow all the way out

Rod-straight you charge, hairs raised, from every angle

Me, silent entry--prismatic, caresses conical

Soft and She-like, speared by He bright burning arrow

An equal lens in opposition to my lover’s equal heart,

I wave back

Synthesizing your truth to send a telegram.

 
 
 
 
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Lindsey Carrell is a painter and poet from Billings Montana. She spent her early childhood in rural country in central Montana, reading and daydreaming outdoors. Expression is her way of understanding polarities and she has a variety of passions to draw from--history, nature, symbolic systems, and all things paradoxical and mind-blowing.

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