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LovelyAuthor(s): John VernonSource: The Iowa Review, Vol. 2, No. 4 (Fall, 1971), p. 5Published by: University of IowaStable URL: http://www.jstor.org/stable/20157776 .
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LOVELY
Lovely you look at the door
the door doesn't open or close by itself
it needs you or me
I thought of your eye lobes today or is it your earballs
this is not death this is life
amid the wallpaper matter in its different skins
leave everything alone
learn to live without shame
my heart is in the right place I know you d like to hit me
there's a man dropping in on our lives
by parachute he says you've got to shape up the butcher says you should treat me better
these are not idle threats
what a cool breeze the future would be
over the stumps of your arms
if you didn't want anything
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