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anti-valentine (for CG Jung) We danced the Sarabande at the midnight cafe. He was graceless and moribund then I heard him say, "Do you sleep well at night and do you dream?" At his pyschobabbel I wanted to scream... but demanded instead, "Tell me your mother's name". "Goddess", he replied, "Juno", a soft wide-hipped bubbie, languid and kind. Animus and anima tethered side by side we floated over clouds a pea-green sky and a star-faced woman yo-yoing the moon fed us comet dust in teaspoons as we said good-bye. I had no clue what the day's prompt was asking for. But this play on words, dreams, free association seemed right somehow. 21 lines
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