Issue 29, Winter '12

3 Poems

by Arlene Ang • • Issue 6 • 11.01.2006

rest : stop 

rib-
eye steak
she says : lichen
tattoos the fire hydrant : bar stool
je ne sais quoi like guns like scampi positioned on a hot plate :
dung beetles scrape the kitchen door : skyline traffic and
the detective rushing out for suicide bomber 46 : l’oeuvre d’une vie

 on thumbnails : the day’s specialty deploys a siren : why enumerate
religion from fluid statics : roll down your socks if you’re
ready for war : hydrogen peroxide soughs knee scabs : further on
the czech patient rumbles in a
paper bag : she
says let’s
eat

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Arlene Ang

Arlene Ang

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Arlene Ang is the author of The Desecration of Doves (2005), Secret Love Poems (Rubicon Press, 2007), and a collaborative book with Valerie Fox, Bundles of Letters Including A, V and Epsilon (Texture Press, 2008). Her third full-length collection, Seeing Birds in Church Is a Kind of Adieu, is forthcoming from Cinnamon Press in March 2010. She lives in Spinea, Italy where she serves as staff editor for The Pedestal Magazine and Press 1. More of her work may be viewed at www.leafscape.org.