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brushing shoulder(blouse] dedicated to & inspired by e e cummings )when you are shoulder brushing shoulder(blouse brushing pant leg)i could give meaning to slumber.i could give meaning to the deepest hardest flint of silence. the first time i confessed to the sky(the sun forgot your face)the first time i confessed to the ocean( waves swallowed your hands)the first time i confessed my heart(you kissed away my mind)tied cruel & firm as helium. here is the plumpest secret no one knows [balloon as moon, the sun as june] we touched with touch much more than touch the first time the first time (th efirs ttme Lindsey Thäden Lindsey Thäden is the winner of the 2018 Luminaire Award for Best Poetry for her poem, "Waking to Pablo Neruda Pumping My Chest." Alternating Current Press called the poem "a jolting, refreshing read." Thäden also won the City of New York's 2016 #PoetweetNYC contest. Her poetry has appeared or is forthcoming in the Philadelphia-based Apeiron Review, The Coil, New York Metro, and Passages North. She is also a regular poet contributor at Vending Machine Press and The Ekphrastic Review.
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