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Court Satellite

By Carlota Gamboa From Issue No. 9

the past is a moon that can be

heard? speckled rocks

of stranded glass, dull and dragging

on a shore. being swayed

from here

to here is boring.

Calypso, as her own king,

celebrates the victory of day

in which her island is unmoving

wreath of topped trees. home is where

the money is, all that summer gossamer,

all that encombing shoreline. time makes

little likenesses of us. let’s not remember

the loss. some things we know.

no use in the end.

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