Susan Gangel
from PAINTINGS
(14)
She draws
Vessels, mostly
&
All faraway places
Encryption on the night of scarves
Watch her as she opens the window
(15)
I had it all stacked up
Running and running through the dusty brawl
(No one enters the contest)
SQUARE HANDS AND SOUND BITES
Watch her as she steals pennies from your dresser
(16)
Cornbread:
No charge!
Exempt on the hillside
I did shove one up the diagonals
IT’S notaboutnotaboutnotabout you
Watch her as she slices open the peach and hands you a piece
(17)
The tough guy delivers his Incident report:
Our version of heartbreak
taped together:
Someone stole the car and left it in a ditch
Watch her as she dabs the cheap perfume on her wrist which is broken
(18)
Fundamental barrister has a sexual episode which cannot be verified.
No one crosses her path after 8 p.m.
Absolutes call a meeting in the outer corridor.
One person is missing an earring.
Watch her as she beckons you to the darkest corner of the parking lot.
Susan Gangel has been working with writers and students since she arrived in San Francisco for the Bicentennial. Her work appears in Otoliths, poetrybites, sfpeace and hope, blueprint and small galleries. She often collaborates with the writer Kit Kennedy and the artist Terry Turrentine.
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from PAINTINGS
(14)
She draws
Vessels, mostly
&
All faraway places
Encryption on the night of scarves
Watch her as she opens the window
(15)
I had it all stacked up
Running and running through the dusty brawl
(No one enters the contest)
SQUARE HANDS AND SOUND BITES
Watch her as she steals pennies from your dresser
(16)
Cornbread:
No charge!
Exempt on the hillside
I did shove one up the diagonals
IT’S notaboutnotaboutnotabout you
Watch her as she slices open the peach and hands you a piece
(17)
The tough guy delivers his Incident report:
Our version of heartbreak
taped together:
Someone stole the car and left it in a ditch
Watch her as she dabs the cheap perfume on her wrist which is broken
(18)
Fundamental barrister has a sexual episode which cannot be verified.
No one crosses her path after 8 p.m.
Absolutes call a meeting in the outer corridor.
One person is missing an earring.
Watch her as she beckons you to the darkest corner of the parking lot.
Susan Gangel has been working with writers and students since she arrived in San Francisco for the Bicentennial. Her work appears in Otoliths, poetrybites, sfpeace and hope, blueprint and small galleries. She often collaborates with the writer Kit Kennedy and the artist Terry Turrentine.
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