E. Kristin Anderson
BODY WARM
Maybe there were changes—
that name lost to a blurring screen,
arrow pointing
to a trap door. Unconscious,
I found God in panic, fell
a hundred feet into
a heavy full moon. I’m sure I came
closer to beautiful
in descending, and the south
carries me all night,
a pale concrete to stretch above
the other side. I need
to take the sound of laughter back,
to remember my own jaws.
This is an erasure poem. Source Material: Crichton, Michael. Jurassic Park. Mass Market ed. Ballantine, 2015. 256-270. Print.