The connecting of lines, archival ink print, 2012, with: Martha Wilson
The connecting of lines
In the connecting of lines your shirt is half un-done
and I am across the room
at the kitchen counter,
two inches too low for vegetable chopping
and general stirring and the way you tried to press
yourself into me.
Pictures of outlines. Sometimes
there is just no stopping.
I have found you in the small bedroom
with a girl, legs barely long enough
to wrap around your rippled waist.
Her ripened cheeks turn
toward the twisting fan.
No template; no existing voice.
The smell of the fresh peach paint
only, and the sound of Canadian geese
end. front. middle.
Sounding to make sure
they are all there.