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  1. Fragonard
    French artist whose rococo paintings typified the frivolity of life in the royal court of France in the 18th century (1732-1806)
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    Fragonard,
    Your spiral women
    By a fountain


    ‘1732’


    Your picture lasts thru us


    its air
    Thick with succession of civilizations;
    And the women.
  2. bowstring
    the string of an archer's bow
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    Near your eyes—
    Love at the pelvis
    Reaches the generic, gratuitous
    (Your eyes like snail-tracks)


    Parallel emotions,
    We slide in separate hard grooves
    Bowstrings to bent loins,
    Self moving
    Moon, mid-air.
  3. pelvis
    the structure of the skeleton supporting the lower limbs
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    Near your eyes—
    Love at the pelvis
    Reaches the generic, gratuitous
    (Your eyes like snail-tracks)


    Parallel emotions,
    We slide in separate hard grooves
    Bowstrings to bent loins,
    Self moving
    Moon, mid-air.
  4. incognito
    without revealing one's identity
    Pointedly bent, your elbow on a car-edge
    Incognito as summer
    Among mechanics.
  5. groove
    a long narrow furrow cut by a natural process or a tool
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    Near your eyes—
    Love at the pelvis
    Reaches the generic, gratuitous
    (Your eyes like snail-tracks)


    Parallel emotions,
    We slide in separate hard grooves
    Bowstrings to bent loins,
    Self moving
    Moon, mid-air.
  6. loin
    either side of the backbone between the hipbones and ribs
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    Near your eyes—
    Love at the pelvis
    Reaches the generic, gratuitous
    (Your eyes like snail-tracks)


    Parallel emotions,
    We slide in separate hard grooves
    Bowstrings to bent loins,
    Self moving
    Moon, mid-air.
  7. parallel
    being everywhere equidistant and not intersecting
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    Near your eyes—
    Love at the pelvis
    Reaches the generic, gratuitous
    (Your eyes like snail-tracks)


    Parallel emotions,
    We slide in separate hard grooves
    Bowstrings to bent loins,
    Self moving
    Moon, mid-air.
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