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Born in June 30, 1947 / United States / English

Poems by Peacock Molly

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Altruism

... but coming to knowsomeone is there through the wavy visionof the self's heat, love become a decision ...

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The Cliffs of Mistake

... u anticipate later, which is nowonly the shock of recognizing the resultthere's no leaping back from ...

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A Favor of Love

... ommily, closing the cosmic circle begun at breakfast when my husband made the promise I won't reveal ...

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Good Girl

... foundyou are nothing but a column, good girl,a temple ruin against a sky held upby forces beyond you ...

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Good-bye Hello in the East Village 1993

... o do -- in the world now ours,the century's hours hurtling behindlike snow-wake off an empty dogsled ...

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Have You Ever Faked an Orgasm?

... our ordinary way, totake pleasure in the new way, lost, not knowinghow to drive it back to sureness ...

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I Must Have Learned This Somewhere

... er's handsmust long ago have offered the same balmthough I took her for an operatorholding my string ...

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The Lull

... se, the flies, the world, the fact that we weretraipsing in our dress shoes down the railroad tracks ...

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My God Why Are You Crying?

... years' emptinesshollowed into a pail-like form which fillswith feeling now felt aloud, that resounds ...

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The Spell

... masks meaning, a kind of hXon the alphabet, created to cover Y,not to destroy it, but to make it haZ ...

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That Leaf

... s so -- depleted, terrifiedby sudden perspective, the outside brought inside,though it always was so ...

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The Vow

... with a shading of your eyesoftening into an injured decision notto inhale again the fumes of society ...

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Yes

... ly onemore awful thing that I'll take onand do it all until it's gone,except the thing will never go ...