Thursday, June 18, 2020

Poet’s Divisional


I would angelize a woman, sweet suffocation, while nothing is holy; not through bone nor character to scrape ashes or sip pollution so invited to hate ourselves: sour haze rotten perfection where one might baptize fury: the language of dogs the valley of guts such syrupy corruption—to bleed movements to grip his brains where fading seems so natural. I would see bread aside wine where its survival meant belief. by benthos or Jewish determination to outwit infection—so veined in blood so crooked by face where something debilitates a man: her cogent flesh; her galling wit; her affectionate grief. so tender to man such daughters in flurry to bend a flute or grapple a knife while anger just prunes her beats; such shapings as surrender while unsettled by defeat: the angelized human, those graphic rulers, with knuckles knotted or knitted to physics. to retype software with nothing but vision at needs to set the precedence: time into space or meta-daughters into violence where it seems like father’s vehemence: by audience to live, by communion the last breath, or devoid of everything one ever believed in; upon a tablecloth, into a daughters eyes, such sour tasting revenge: our guts trailing, the coyote vigilant, the daughter hypersensitive; a man as shadows to overbear reality or so much nerve as to oust an owl where mind is hawking Sirach.

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