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Constant Displacement

8/30/2018

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Kushal Poddar

A bird, dark feathered, broad, sirens
a pregnant-woman-crossing-the-desert alarm.

Wind displaces the things long loosened
from their origins. Wind displaces dreams.

Wind manipulates the bird, and the bird
maneuvers the wind.
Under the summer sun a pregnant
woman crosses the lines. May her daughter, her son
chart her dream that has a shape pre-Magellan.

Lower your guns, vigilants. A pregnant woman
screams an alarm- wind dislodges
everything already slackened.

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