WENDY L. HAMMOND Clear Water in PoetryRepairShop MM.12:140

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WENDY L. HAMMOND
Clear Water

Idle
Calm
Clear water

Seeable, see-through

-Like me
When i wear my x-ray
In the daytime
In public

Dark blotches
Empty pockets
Bones and clouds

On exhibit like artwork
On a Paris street

All the people stop to stare
Soak their feet in me

Hear the empty echo
Of catholic organ music
Two sides of a song

The ripple of the beat

And if they pray, or feel
Or reel themselves in
Through the
Idle
Calm
Clear water

Then art becomes artistry
And passersby
Hum
Somewhere
Under their skin


Poem, © 2000, WENDY L. HAMMOND
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