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ash denied, erotic poetry, fried, frost fried, poem, Poetry, sonnet
Glazed frost spores on the water. I was drift
wood but ill will has washed me back to shore.
Anger still clings to my heart. Spores shift,
spores bloom, even now when I know the cure.
Ja, wrath and fears are inane. Ja, one numb
thought fills me: the lust tree of ash denied.
Darkness root covers me. I have become
hungry, a ghost dwelling in my frost fried
thoughts, hell of a rage cloud, ah desires.
I would drink so I wouldn’t have to dwell.
Antarctic; it means, “without bears.” Fitting.
Inward. Roots in fog. Forcemeat. Vice stung choirs
whinnied, then shied. Frost, indeed. That ice smell.
Margin’s djinn. A fond farewell, farewelling.