Aaron Shurin, SMOKE

 

What did I say, what did it mean, ribbons of ink — luxe spawning — how did it work, did it work, what did he think — shield me — what did I want, what do I want, flicked it off — flux you — cradled his head in the ebb of a smooth piano run — what was the mood — sleep — an inversion of talk — grinding away at the air — chambered glances or no glances stalled in the half-light — who did it favor, who did it shatter — walled up in his hoodie and jeans — the skimpy blankets, the skimpy tissue of night, waking and waking, how many times in the no-light, the one more night, the one night… 

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Aaron Shurin

« Poet and essayist Aaron Shurin was born in Manhattan and grew up there, in eastern Texas, and in Los Angeles. He earned a BA at the University of California, Berkeley, where he studied with poet Denise Levertov, and an MA in poetics at the New College of California. Influenced by Robert Duncan and Frank O’Hara, Shurin composes lyric poems that explore themes of sexuality and loss... »  Read more

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Aaron Shurin

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