poetry WINDFLOWER by Molly Curtis Not blossoms but anemones
the intimacy of this sand I am lost
or windswept or untragically misunderstood
tell me the story of being put into a mouth
and taken out whole yet grown smaller somehow
so in the end all the many many grains
are only tastebuds sprouting a flowering in the throat
a hollowness a limp windsock and lost children
I had sand in my cavernous molars while writing
you into the beachscape the driftwood is overloved
and I dreamed it so hard I dreamt it away
with my hands unrelentingly right down to the groundwater.
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