Have
a Weird One (In the Product) by Elizabeth Snader
In
the product
Talking of non-fighting
With him. A blue moon
(look at that!) pours
Through clouds. Starting
Something new and the
shedding
Of its pious morals
Its inappropriate
Impersonal response.
The sting. The scream. The
Strange full acknowledgement
Owning nothing
At all important.
In the time, remembering
you
Will provide the spark
In three months to buy
More camera parts, and
spend more money
To round out
My camera kit
Of lenses and filters
To get my photos perfect.
In the air
Running after us.
Have
A Good One [In the error]
In the error
thinking of non-intervention
with you. A red sun
(don’t look) pokes
through.
Staging
development and the cutting
loose of its facile integrity
its disproportionate
personal non-response.
The wince. The shrug. The
belated semi-acknowledgment
of owning just
enough to take part.
In
the era, thinking of you
will quit my job
in one year to get
more done, work harder
to
insert myself into
the fragile extension
of space between us
to get something done.
In
the ear
thinking after you.
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