Poems

The Kite Here, in front of the summer hotel the beach waits like an altar. We are lying on a cloth of sand while the Atlantic […]

The Legend Of The One-Eyed Man Like Oedipus I am losing my sight. Like Judas I have done my wrong. Their punishment is over; the shame […]

The Lost Ingredient Almost yesterday, those gentle ladies stole to their baths in Atlantic Cuty, for the lost rites of the first sea of the first […]

The Moss Of His Skin “Young girls in old Arabia were often buried alive next to their fathers, apparently as sacrifice to the goddesses of the […]

The Nude Swim On the southwest side of Capri we found a little unknown grotto where no people were and we entered it completely and let […]

The Other Under my bowels, yellow with smoke, it waits. Under my eyes, those milk bunnies, it waits. It is waiting. It is waiting. Mr. Doppelganger. […]

The Play- I am the only actor. It is difficult for one woman to act out a whole play. The play is my life, my solo […]

The Poet Of Ignorance Perhaps the earth is floating, I do not know. Perhaps the stars are little paper cutups made by some giant scissors, I […]

The Red Dance There was a girl who danced in the city that night, that April 22nd, all along the Charles River. It was as if […]

The Road Back The car is heavy with children tugged back from summer, swept out of their laughing beach, swept out while a persistent rumour tells […]