Chéri

And well if you contract an insoluble solution 
Reverberating chords come nagging 
And all again is well. 

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Capaciousness

She saw you standing in the doorway. 
The practicality is wasted, must you know, 
And all else stands aside enchanted, 

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Three Vignettes

Of late I’ve taken her through certain incapacitated streets, 
A subway ride through alleys—beggars scavenge on their knees,
Her lacquered boots upon the slippery streets, 

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Language

I would remember the repetitions,
Of a comedy neglected in five or six declensions;
A quartet of parts and these pernicious words.

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Another You

A lonely settled street, woollen sweaters
Navy blue and eyes a steely umber brown
Ceramic cup and cappuccinoed voices

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Liza Libes