Jaroslava Brozek
This quiet girl walks as if
she has a twin joined to her hips.
Her arms thin as stripped
boughs, her hair
like the stub-wheat
of an arid country.
Jaroslava walks between white pines
red
as a severed leg.
Where she walks the night keens towards morning
and sags beneath her like a black wet bread.
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Friday, May 14, 2010
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