poems
dreams
books
In Pairs, In Paris
commemorative communication
in ancient bedroom rites
of the bi-directional helpmeet
war-worn gender agendas
insisting on our prerogative
anamnesis of the dream kin
confusing elegance for excellence
nether entanglements
the penetralia
a nimble animosity
toward nymphosis
ambisextrous
the improvised construct
of the improper
what is familiar but unknown
what is unknown but familiar—
but out of context is also a context—
until the party of the first part
departs the parley
always regret
never remorse
All poems are written and copyrighted by M. C. Rush.
None may be republished or repurposed without permission.