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fuzzy brain crank case, heroes, I am a DJ I am what I play, my memory is dying, poem, Poetry, sonnet, static skull, Virginia Woolf
– scratch, as gasp, as in a line in the air
like this one beat. Tight-breath, the sought-for-thing
coming. Splinter-tip, talking is despair;
tearing of tongues. Child making “das Crying”
noise. I come, following her lisp. Brain-cased,
cysts and foggy-mind. What does a daughter
of Eve do when all lust crumbles? Plague-faced
with cracks. Vapor-hour mud. Low water
yet Woolf held herself down. “I can’t even
write this/ properly. I can’t read.” I drop
DJ’s needle on scratch-ruined records
and a drunk’s beat; I write words that no one
will dance to. One more dazed static-skull fop,
gag me on Virginia’s sinews, whipcords –
memories of my ghost sista 