Rit R Rit R Rit
Ritualists tualists Ritualis Ritualists Ritualists tualists Ritualis Ritualists Ritualists tualists Ritualis
Portions of this poem appear in the fulllength collection Siphon, Harbor (2012), which is available from Shearsman Books.
© Brooklyn Copeland 2013 little red leaves textile series www.textileseries.com
Portions of this poem appear in the fulllength collection Siphon, Harbor (2012), which is available from Shearsman Books.
© Brooklyn Copeland 2013 little red leaves textile series www.textileseries.com
Portions of this poem appear in the fulllength collection Siphon, Harbor (2012), which is available from Shearsman Books.
© Brooklyn Copeland 2013 little red leaves textile series www.textileseries.com
ritualists
Brooklyn Copeland
little red leaves textile series
ritualists
Brooklyn Copeland
little red leaves textile series
ritualists
Brooklyn Copeland
little red leaves textile series
Morning life mewling robins origami beaks open to receive in the tangle just beyond the pane.
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Morning life mewling robins origami beaks open to receive in the tangle just beyond the pane.
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Morning life mewling robins origami beaks open to receive in the tangle just beyond the pane.
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Two leaps to depth— day prey into water— fat birds fed by hand.
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Two leaps to depth— day prey into water— fat birds fed by hand.
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Two leaps to depth— day prey into water— fat birds fed by hand.
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Unceiled vaporous laughter— she folds her red hands over a pause—
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Unceiled vaporous laughter— she folds her red hands over a pause—
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Unceiled vaporous laughter— she folds her red hands over a pause—
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depth’s triggered in one supposed.
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depth’s triggered in one supposed.
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depth’s triggered in one supposed.
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Her own psyche’s burden mid-hunt— waste not, want.
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Her own psyche’s burden mid-hunt— waste not, want.
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Her own psyche’s burden mid-hunt— waste not, want.
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Her hair hennaed rust— brush ends wet with spit.
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Her hair hennaed rust— brush ends wet with spit.
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Her hair hennaed rust— brush ends wet with spit.
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He made a slab of soap slivers. Same soap some years later. She could decipher from his suds the proof of space they shared—
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He made a slab of soap slivers. Same soap some years later. She could decipher from his suds the proof of space they shared—
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He made a slab of soap slivers. Same soap some years later. She could decipher from his suds the proof of space they shared—
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dark hairs near the drain— tiny dark hairs.
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dark hairs near the drain— tiny dark hairs.
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dark hairs near the drain— tiny dark hairs.
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Butter, caraway. A tornadic dream with a tidy ending. Ear to the linoleum where it buckles. Sky a clean-break blue.
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Butter, caraway. A tornadic dream with a tidy ending. Ear to the linoleum where it buckles. Sky a clean-break blue.
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Butter, caraway. A tornadic dream with a tidy ending. Ear to the linoleum where it buckles. Sky a clean-break blue.
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Milk and rice for breakfast. Sameness rinsed of frankness.
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Milk and rice for breakfast. Sameness rinsed of frankness.
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Milk and rice for breakfast. Sameness rinsed of frankness.
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Brooklyn Copeland lives in Indianapolis with her husband and their baby daughter, Stella. Her poems, translations, and interviews have recently appeared in Burnside Review, The Economy, Poetry, Parcel, La Petite Zine, and as a chapbook new from Hyacinth Girl Press.
This little red leaves textile series chapbook was designed and sewn by Dawn Pendergast in Houston, Texas.
Brooklyn Copeland lives in Indianapolis with her husband and their baby daughter, Stella. Her poems, translations, and interviews have recently appeared in Burnside Review, The Economy, Poetry, Parcel, La Petite Zine, and as a chapbook new from Hyacinth Girl Press.
This little red leaves textile series chapbook was designed and sewn by Dawn Pendergast in Houston, Texas.
Brooklyn Copeland lives in Indianapolis with her husband and their baby daughter, Stella. Her poems, translations, and interviews have recently appeared in Burnside Review, The Economy, Poetry, Parcel, La Petite Zine, and as a chapbook new from Hyacinth Girl Press.
This little red leaves textile series chapbook was designed and sewn by Dawn Pendergast in Houston, Texas.