the chair she listens with one eye reflective with the other splitting reverie and re- straint she listens formally it’s on- ly talk a dream entrances redolence her janus face lost and locked tor- so chair-like body planar you can lift her turn her spin her blades pro- pel her surveilled she looks inward hair in braids like loaves of bread disem- bodied purchasable torso black and blue admired for its lines designs her nails red claws her fingers make a heart- shaped ball one hand is free or tries to be Catherine Karnitis Catherine Karnitis: "I am an emerging poet, working on an MFA in Writing at the University of San Francisco. I serve as a Poetry Editor for Invisible City literary journal. I earned an MA in History at the University of California, Berkeley and an MA in Art History at The Ohio State University."
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