The heat is here &
it hurts me.
Pull-top
travelogue,
caught in this
black jade loop:
polar memory,
the shoals' air
lifting
off her sandal-blood &
the machete-
colored unsheathed
beach:
months made
of mealy apples,
mothman
helmets, dangling
pendulums
arraigning arcs for
self-prestidigitation.
I hid it in
my sleeve, scatter
ashes or salt
behind the hydraulic
equipment, the swollen
clownface
a plastic tongue
pulls you down
to the weak earth,
the weaker sky,
the weakest of
all my darling you
are paper-pulp,
you are a stickbug's
leg that breaks
in the goddamn
breeze."
--Mark Lamoreaux in Verse
(via Cahi*rs d* Cor*y)
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