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a windy night, as, if, poem, Poetry
let the wind
shake the
latch on
my door
as if
someone is
knocking, as
if
17 Friday Apr 2015
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a windy night, as, if, poem, Poetry
let the wind
shake the
latch on
my door
as if
someone is
knocking, as
if
17 Friday Apr 2015
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կամակոր Բաբելոնը
Ես այրել
Ես դողում
Ես ընկնում
Kamakor Babelony
Yes ayrel
Yes doghum
Yes ynknum
Perverse Babylon
I burn
I tremble
I fall
16 Thursday Apr 2015
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Her poems? I will never know them,/ though they are the ones I most need.
16 Thursday Apr 2015
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This is a way of telling a story./ Wash it down your throat.
15 Wednesday Apr 2015
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la pluie, le désir/ the raining desire
14 Tuesday Apr 2015
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1902, all I ask, John Masefield, Poetry, quote unquote, sea fever
All I ask is a tall ship and a star to steer her by.
12 Sunday Apr 2015
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everything hurts, free verse, Lady Snowblood, mythical sisterhood, Poetry, Red Horn Hill, twilight burning
Come, heart, less kind than
gray twilight, burning in fires
of slanderous tongues
where spring dew is heaped
upon Red Horn hill. Sun and
moon and hollow and
twilight gray if there is a
mystical sisterhood they will
not come for me, if there is a
Lady Snowblood she is not
here.
11 Saturday Apr 2015
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crimes against nature, illustrate sin, poem, Poetry, push and shove and sigh, sonnet, turn away in disgust
Who died screaming, were pickled, placed in jars
with dull, defused light. Nameless, forgotten,
left in rows; cryptic as Venus or Mars.
Our sole purpose is to illustrate sin,
debauchery, and crimes against Nature.
Why come down here? Why bring your big flashlight
and sleuthing hat? What would an amateur
find here but horror? Love in defused light?
We are all someone’s lost child. Some mother’s
push and shove and sigh. Left here like a clue
to be deciphered by you; some smudge, dust,
something clever, which we are not … clever.
See? You’ll never understand us. Not you.
Not the one who turns away in disgust.
11 Saturday Apr 2015
Soaks through your
knickers, long after the
change, what will save you,
greedy virgin? Romance? Take
a lover, still the sea will
surprise you, grab you,
consume you, fill you with
stranglelove. As if your
human lungs stood a
chance, as the waves touch
you, as they lick your thighs.
11 Saturday Apr 2015
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berserk, lascivious, poem, Poetry, Proto-Neolithic, sonnet, warrior aunt, what others shunned, xenomorph sister
Sister, perverse mother, warrior aunt.
Excavating your elongated skull.
Proto-Neolithic. Bone-like bouffant.
Your queer bones. Were my ancestors hostile
when they first met you? Scared of the Other?
I come from a long line of primitive
hunters and gatherers. We turned trader,
farmer, and afraid. You could be massive,
berserk, lascivious if you wanted.
Now you’re gone, leaving only your ruined
skull, claws and myth. I live with mystery
all the time, but you confuse me. Your blood
is not mine, yet I love what others shunned,
be you fiend or saint, friend or enemy.