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Emily As The Tumbling Place

JUNHØ

Balance is for the highway.
I live on her hillside. I chew on her

grass whenever I can center her,
whenever I can stop my own body

from being packed up in the suitcase
of the day. I carry my calves

around just in case it’s time to climb
her to fall all around her again.

Balance is for the highway. Why
would I ever choose such a common

motion, that takes me away from her?
Why would I not be silly beside her?

Steady is for the violence of a calendar.
I don’t even know where we are.
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