Joanna Gilman Hyde

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EVENING LIFE

The Hawk West Desk Window 8:30pm

The Hawk Inlet is calm

reflecting a thick & hazy sunset

The Cape is green

along Its jagged dunes

One Puzzled Mosquito

spies on Me

through the window

as I sit on My Desk

Dr Blair Harbours An Artist

The Tomato-coloured Couch 5:15pm

Dr Blair has a modern house

keeping A New York City Artist

next to the sea shore

She dances to Radioactive in Her Bathrobe

drinking a beer

& talking on the phone

out on The Hawk Deck

where She wonders if Her Voice

carries

Afternoon Catch-up

The Hawk Deck 4:30pm

The Clouds look painted on

— not fake — just oily & slim

(if I knew brush sizes I could tell You)

across from The West heavier & streaked

to The East knotty & piled

The Sun is somewhere

coming around to the back of My House

for setting later

maybe I’ll get My Beer

I Saw & Heard A Chickadee

The Hawk Deck 2:50pm

There is something like magic

in the stillness here

with only The Birds

— even They have settled —

the breeze is lulling

I cannot even hear the surf

OWNERSHIP

The Hawk Deck 11:30am

I Am God THE OBSERVER

I Am God THE LISTENER

I Am A Human Being

In Love With The Land

Where She Lives

MORNING LIFE

The Hawk Deck 9:55am

I have The Solace

of a Day In June

cool, but garbed in My Grey Bathrobe

I am ready for a cup of tea

& more Bird Song

HOW TO STACK A POEM

June 4, 2013 The Hawk West Desk Window 10:30pm

I Have Three Regrets:

Self Organizing Galaxy

ended up buried

& capped

in The Orangetown Dump

in Rockland County, New York

Five Copies

of My 364-page Manuscript Monument

to The Death of My Mother

ended up shredded

and put out by

the side of the road

here on The Hawk

The Third

was of My Body

and doesn’t fall within

This Category of Art

but the regret I feel

for this death

will never be acceptable

How Different Would My Life Have Been —

How Different From The Comparative Perfection

In Which It Is Lived NOW?

BONUM NON EST IN DEO:

On the Indistinction of the One and the

Exclusion of the Good in Meister Eckhart

“I Am The Child —

Big Black Book Upon My Lap

A Smattering Of The Universe

Bespotting This Page

Of Lights

From My Diamond Rings”

The Tomato-coloured Couch 4:47pm

A Yellow Bird Told Me To Write This

The Hawk Deck 11:25pm

I Am God

And From God

I Am Not Separate

From The Tiny Wing-ed Bug

On My White Sleeve

THIS MORNING

The West Desk Window 9:11am

I kissed My Doctor/Husband good-bye

This Morning

for His 13-hour shift —

when He got out of His Bath

He said This Month makes

50 Years