Gabriel Garcia Marquez
He dreams most nights of a gravel pit
and a grove close by.
He is the same one in the living room.
The same one in the water -
if he feels like he is the same or if he doesn't.
In the living room he is on the floor
road kill deer open at his knees.
The organs fit into his hands
gone searching for spine.
He taught himself to read braile one summer
and now feels everything.
The bumps of ribs under fur say
t h e g o a t g o d p a n i s d e a d
Inside, the bulges of the lungs say something else.
In the water he touches nothing.
Hands spread feel words far off.
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