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Thanks Patrick,

It's angles. Not sure what angels have to do with breasts, but we all
have them, so maybe angels (which I believe are usually seen as
asexual beings) have them as well.

But breasting as a verb - your choice of confront, advance against,
climb, overcome etc

I feel so lost these days, with any luck I'll never be found (sounds
like the reverse of a hymn).

Cheers,
Jill

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Subject:Re: Snap: Here We Are

 Hi Jill a lot going on here  would that be angels not angles ? sits 
 oddly with all that breasting? I got a bit lost (often happens these
days)

 On 18/04/2018 04:50, Jill Jones wrote:
 >
 > HERE WE ARE
 >
 > 
 >
 > thin silver wind in eucalypts
 >
 > dust the precious     drowsy sweetness
 >
 > yellow in open morning turn
 >
 > to autumn    magpie, kookaburra
 >
 > corella, pigeon    even in bird rage
 >
 > for territory     sweets in windowed air
 >
 > every minute     o that remarkable
 >
 > what would nectar do     o you angles
 >
 > of dawn, breasting dawn    o seriously
 >
 > feathers out there     150 million kilometres
 >
 > of light     o sunspot activity     Asian cyclones
 >
 > o melting Antarctica    here we are
 >
 > openings in sea    fissures in the electric
 >
 > the dream in wake    on walls the big dance
 >
 > shadow thick night sings      bye-bye-bye
 >
 > o breath, I and you breath    then breathe
 >
 > this shadow wake for the not numbed
 >
 > o let me stretch forth for another
 >
 > and it comes into me   this day like
 >
 > this day     what’s not wrong is not wrong
 >
 > and round the room    high in the aerials
 >
 > every digital wing      what sing!
 >
 > dream carcass empties   sleepless empties
 >
 > sorry worry empties     here full
 >
 > the blast of traffic into a space
 >
 > o glittery space    fleet thin silver
 >
 > immense 150 million gold   waving oxygen
 >
 > to taste    and to tempt
 >
 > this kiss welcome here     my skin
 >
 > here my walk again    here I am
 >
 > a part     and who is that flickering the door
 >
 > parcels of dust and making   footsteps
 >
 > making more dust    in every
 >
 > clever molecule   all the leaves are grey
 >
 > so    they shine
 >
 > ________________________
 > Jill Jones
 > www.jilljones.com.au
 >
 > Latest book: Brink, Five Islands Press
 > http://fiveislandspress.com/catalogue/brink-jill-jones
 >
 >