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Is God the one who eats the meat	A
off the bones of dead people	B
Molly Miranda Jong Fast age	C
	-
God is the one	D
Molly	E
whether we call him	F
Him	F
or Her	G
treeform or spewing	H
volcano	I
Vesuvius or vulva	J
penis rock	K
or reindeer on cave wall	L
God is the one	D
who eats	M
our meat	A
Molly	E
we yield	N
our meat	A
up willingly	E
	-
Meat is our	G
element	O
meat is our	G
lesson	D
	-
When our bodies fill	P
with each other	G
when our blood swells	Q
in our organs	R
aching for another	G
body of meat	A
heart of meat	A
soul of meat	A
we are only doing	H
what God wants	S
us to	T
meat joining meat	A
to become insubstantial air	U
meat fusing	H
with meat	A
to make	V
a small wonder	G
like you	T
The wonder of you	T
is that you push	W
our questions	R
along into	T
the future	G
so that I know	I
again	X
the wonder of meat	A
through you	T
the wonder of meat	A
turning to philosophy	E
the wonder of meat	A
transubstantiated	A
into poetry	E
the wonder of	Y
sky blue meat	A
in your roundest eyes	Z
the wonder of	Y
dawn colored meat	A
in your cheeks palms	A2
the wonder of meat	A
becoming	H
air	U
	-
You	T
are my theorem	B2
my proof	C2
my meaty metaphysics	D2
my little questioner	G
my small Socrates	E2
of the nursery schoolyard	A
	-
To think that	A
such wonder	G
can come from meat	A
	-
Well then	X
if God is hungry	E
let Him eat	A
let Her eat	A

Erica Jong

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