Uneven in the exact terms Platonically
We are old lies.
Immortal as I myself have done you on
Pedestal declines you do two and three of
Those principles and this point on
Orbits by this head an artificial style of
An addiction that pleased me on
Manner but not method, an old legend of
Flat or round in the center:
Ceremonies of conium:
Someone said before:
Air or breath?
“a cock to Asclepius,” Socrates is dead.
Twelve pieces of skin around the earth.
Sunium to Phasis in Harmonia,
Twelfth piece of skin around the earth.
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Orpheus after the war
Orpheus after the War
was a thought upon the Beach,
A veteran with a dispense and a reach
In to your dress, love is gone.
If there were no war,
Milk would drift down your sorrow,
Lifted from skin graft
And inhaled
Under the dandelion sky.
Our early March was
Evergreen coated in snowflakes,
aching backwards
And arcing sideways,
You moved like glue
On a window screen.
Where can I go now
But to the memory of
Driftwood hands stained
In this comfort of ink?
Goddess, in a psalm kennel of adrenalin.
Water foam shoreline
Inhales the roots of wood,
Your arms,
corpse flowers among
Vibrations: the sound of the ocean.
Lonely din and hum
of memory,
Cold in a crowded waterfront.
Blackbird sky, gasoline eyes,
A city of crowds
And magnetic density,
A shelter for warmth tonight,
soup made of hot dogs
and leftovers.
Homeless and waiting
Kent 1992, the words don't move
for Thanksgiving kindness.
was a thought upon the Beach,
A veteran with a dispense and a reach
In to your dress, love is gone.
If there were no war,
Milk would drift down your sorrow,
Lifted from skin graft
And inhaled
Under the dandelion sky.
Our early March was
Evergreen coated in snowflakes,
aching backwards
And arcing sideways,
You moved like glue
On a window screen.
Where can I go now
But to the memory of
Driftwood hands stained
In this comfort of ink?
Goddess, in a psalm kennel of adrenalin.
Water foam shoreline
Inhales the roots of wood,
Your arms,
corpse flowers among
Vibrations: the sound of the ocean.
Lonely din and hum
of memory,
Cold in a crowded waterfront.
Blackbird sky, gasoline eyes,
A city of crowds
And magnetic density,
A shelter for warmth tonight,
soup made of hot dogs
and leftovers.
Homeless and waiting
Kent 1992, the words don't move
for Thanksgiving kindness.
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