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  • May, June
  • Talia Shalev (bio)

I had hadenough. As flowersdry upsidedown and

keep the housefrom looking too,too dead, I wentto decoratemy bed withmyself. The knot

inside my neckblooms intoterror onlywhen I've lostwhat I wanted

to spit out ofhow unfaircollectingin my gums, rising

wet undermy tongue Don'tsay that, I didn'tsay. Outside spring

came, and menfilling our movingshadows witha slow walkto churn

what might elsespoil in the new,the experimentalheat [End Page 64]

Talia Shalev

Talia Shalev's poems have appeared in The Seattle Review and The Volta. She is a co-editor of Life Studies, 1966-1976, featuring materials from June Jordan's archive. Talia teaches at Brooklyn College, works as a writing associate at The Cooper Union, and is a PhD candidate at the CUNY Graduate Center.

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