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but all music has holes in it.
rock plops into a pool ripples spread for awhile
between the wickers of a basket closings then openings
none with any voice but the rock
plops into the pool pool guzzles it delicious low throated gurgle
what does the air feel above it
child skips a stone into the water it’s gone
then there’s the cackle of a crow the long arrogant wail of a freight train passing
this house has holes in it for looking out and in
what is the space within
this window has flaws in it bubbles
where the glass blower paused this heart has a valve in it a hole a slow leak
between seed and seed’s descent into its instrument
bow scratched across gut strings fist in the chest thud and reverberations
this music has holes in it
big enough for a spaceship for a bomb for a god to drive through
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