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Poem	The woman said yes she would go to Australia with him Unless he heard wrong and she said Argentina Where they could learn the tango and pursue the widows Of Nazi war criminals unrepentant to the end. But no, she said Australia. She'd been born in New Zealand. The difference between the two places was the difference Between a hamburger and a chocolate malted, she said. In the candy store across from the elementary school, They planned their tryst. She said Australia, which meant She was willing to go to bed with him, and this Was before her husband's coronary At a time when a woman didn't take off her underpants If she didn't like you. She said Australia, And he saw last summer's seashell collection In a plastic bag on a shelf in the mud room With last summer's sand. The cycle of sexual captivity Beginning in romance and ending in adultery Was now in the late middle phases, the way America Had gone from barbarism to amnesia without A period of high decadence, which meant something, But what? A raft on the rapids? The violinist At the gate? Oh, absolute is the law of biology. For the pornography seminar, what should she wear?
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