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Spring 2005 Issue

Between Earth and Air


The day began
with a glimpse
of you the stratus;
pink and orange.
in the strange early hour
awake
driving down Arapahoe.
The blue sky is a baby blue
my coffee not yet cold.
at the stoplight
I keep watching
everyone else
is in a hurry
and these are things
to notice
a left turn and
closer
you intensify
then vanish
as if nothing ever
happened between us.

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The elephant
becomes the hat
of a woman
with a blade
of grass
near some feet
a palm looking leaf
these things
make happy
blur into a
thunderhead.
the earth moves
and the wind blows the face
that burns in the fire.
a pen leaks.



Nicole Gervace lives in Nederland, Colorado, with her husband and two dogs. Her first collection of poems, entitled Bite Marks Visible, is now available through Binge Press and Productions. Her work has appeared or will appear in such publications as XCP:Streetnotes, Ascent, Fifth Street Review and Shampoo.



Copyright 2005, Nicole Gervace. This work is protected under the U.S. copyright laws. It may not be reproduced, reprinted, reused, or altered without the expressed written permission of the author.