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THE OKLAHOMA
REVIEW
Volume 8 | Issue 1 | Spring 2007 |
Poetry |
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Print version Janet Butler Death in the Mountains LeAnna Covalt A Few Days after Your Fiftieth Birthday Roger
Jones
Long Ago Dream of a Bad Love Affair Coming Attractions, 1960 Jason W. Selby Love in the Time of Colonialism Noel
Sloboda
Surfaces Cuts Uncruel Salesman of the Quarter tolbert ghosts laughter Anne Whitehouse Blessings IX Curses II |
LeAnna
Covalt
Pagosa
Springs
Your
crisp morning air
brushing my shoulder blade raising the hair on the back of my knees with your breath. Filling me from ice fingers to clavicle to womb itself with your star filled sky and snow drenched mornings your Your fingers drew my spine on my skin brushed your lips to my thigh and rested your head on my stomach. You wrapped me at night and covered me, your skin slightly dimpled where the sun has melted your surface has trespassed on my land pushed my very boundaries and when you were done with me I
was changed
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