Father and daughter,
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Constantin Brancusi, Une muse (marble), 1912.
The Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum, New York |
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me taking my time to go faraway while I kiss you very close among lands that you don't see with the side streets in this living room from the jealous windows while I talk to you nothing more than love that might rhyme with leaves, with seas, sea basses and greens? As I do with my brown leather watch which doesn't work anymore watch me close walking on the sides of my lips or yours who knows while I kiss you again or was it before |
with my tongue
circling or perhaps loading a supposedly working little gun turning, softly, with my fingers your milk teeth checking the time on your brown watch which almost works you think it does on your left wrist I keep it on my right so that people think look she writes with her left hand and I have a Cartier which is the legacy of Jackie Kennedy Onassis watch watch me while I see you sleeping with duck feathers around your neck before the morning breaks and it's time for rings and brownies' watches again watch watch me while I write without good sounds no rhymes |
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