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Wittgenstein’s lion (8)

Writer: Conrad DiDiodatoConrad DiDiodato

Updated: Nov 22, 2020

says of the corporeity of love,



if we see each other as two imperishable wholes

and hide our twin thirsts,


& it seems we do; and if it seems we're not our-

selves but reeking rabbit flesh,


pushing to possess more of what is very irreal,

& more of you inside myself;


and if never becoming simply aroused affects,

possesses and arouses,

and if I'm barely 1% heart, stupendous as it seems,

and am barely myself:--


if all this is true and it seems it is and you must die,

a bocca aperta...

 
 
 

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