left hand passes over right
April 30, 2008 at 6:34 pm | Posted in poetry, writing | 8 CommentsTags: three card, writing
(Three Card is on the phone in the back of the limo)
are we on the same page, silence is consent, if you catch my drift
she closes the book, yawns, reaches for the needle,
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“silence is consent”
…. what if you’re just asleep…
Comment by Lakota— April 30, 2008 #
and so it continues, tiny bites…….
Comment by johemmant— April 30, 2008 #
mmm, the title is intriguing
Comment by johemmant— April 30, 2008 #
the needle is quite silent, super-dooper piece of writing…
Comment by Sumedh— April 30, 2008 #
Three cards? Left hand passes over right? Same page? Needles? You’ve got me intrigued (all of us, I think) with your last two posts. And what kind of needles 😛
Comment by harmonie22— April 30, 2008 #
You know how I dislike explaining things away but you know what three card monte is? hands go back and forth, where is it? (the lady or the ace)
Comment by Paul— April 30, 2008 #
Aha, a light went one. Thanks. I wont ask again, I don’t usually like explaining my art either.
No, I don’t mind, I know I get obscure at times, it’s a strange balancing act, the most difficult part of the whole process for me, how much I can leave out,
Comment by harmonie22— April 30, 2008 #
…..can’t wait for more of this.
Intrigued
Comment by Tina Trivett— May 1, 2008 #