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Minnesota III

Moist sheets tossed aside
soaked pillows
Side by side single mattress 
She was exposed drippings 
Dime sack and tree rings brittle snowcats 
Green sight meet brown peepers 
Plumb late April Boreal Plains humidity
Abittor Unami eau de cologne electricity 
Thin plain pink blanket on the window
Air conditioner recirculating
Salmon rays preen her face
Noon spring afternoon
the rain stopped the sun peeked in

Bare cucumber blooms sticky seeds 
Hanging over pickled 
The lard on her belly

She didn’t bathe
Just left my bleak studio apartment

Erotomania sweat,
Womb vacant,
Minnows swimming 
Contraceptive implant
Wedding ring manufacturer.

Joshua Moore Minnesota

Damp linens flung aside
sodden cushions
Flank by flank
She was damp
Nickel sack and bark rings
Verdant gaze meet hazel orbs
Ripe late April Northern Flatlands moisture
Slaughterhouse savory mist perfume
Slender dull rose covering on the pane
Cooling unit recirculating
Coral beams groom her visage
Midday vernal noon
the drizzle ceased the light slivered in

Naked gourd blossoms adhesive juice
Lurching brined
The toddler flesh on her abdomen

She didn’t cleanse
Just exited my one-room lodging

Infatuation perspiration,
Empty uterus,
Pixie sperm dribbling,
Contraceptive device
Marriage band fabricator.

Josh Moore Minnesota

Moist sheets tossed aside
soaked pillows
Side by side
She was wet
Dime sack and tree rings
Green sight meet brown peepers 
Plumb late April Boreal Plains humidity
Abittor Unami eau de cologne
Thin plain pink blanket on the window
Air conditioner recirculating
Salmon rays preen her face
Noon spring afternoon
the rain stopped the sun peeked in

Bare cucumber blooms sticky seeds 
Hanging over pickled 
The baby fat on her belly

She didn’t bathe
Just left my studio apartment

Erotomania sweat,
Womb vacant,
Leprechaun semen leaking,
Birth control implant
Wedding ring manufacturer,
Laconic


Premium Member RAIN WATERS FALL DOWN FROM THE FIRST HEAVEN-

the soul of the clouds soar
everlasting filled with the dews from the aire
as well as the grounds recirculating, reciprocal
hazing drips drops of moisten first heavens tears
first heavens cries
first heavens drops the tears called rain,
from the first skies white pearl 
cotton entangle holding waters
pour, tear drops fall, rain terrain onto the grounds
wetting ponds, lakes, rivers, streams
clouds full of soul waters soar
rain waters fall

1/24/24
Written words by James Edward Lee Sr.2024©

Barely a Plausible Brew

There's a stiffness in the wind
swallowed, muffled, antique air
recirculating all to bare
so let us now begin...

There's a storm in summer sun
broken glassed and rumbling still
breaking you against your will
the reckoning's begun...

There's a whisper in the breeze
hollowed, suffered, trembling voice
you have it now, it is your choice
but suddenly you freeze...

There's a shudder in the lake
rippled sadness afterthought
wrapping 'round the stiffened heart
summer chill and absent quake

'till suddenly, you're wide awake...

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