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“Bicycle Poem” by Noelle Kocot
There were cathedrals falling out of your eyes
And your arms were the handlebars
I held in an abbreviated dream of crushed petals
Strewn across the limpid avenues.I said, “I have poems for you”
But my words were lost in the wind.
I said, “I love you”
And you drifted into sleep.And so I said nothing and rode you in and out of the rooms
Where we had stretched the boundaries of the soul
Like an endless sheet
And I felt you waking up between my legs. -
LIT at AWP!
Join LIT, The New School’s journal of creative writing, to celebrate the release of issue #25. Seattle-based collective “Office Nomads” kindly invited LIT to share their space. The night will feature readings by LIT contributors, as well as guest appearances by Nomads themselves. An evening of bi-coastal collaboration awaits.
Where: Office Nomads 1617 Boylston Avenue
When: Thursday, February 17th 6:30pm