I bring to table a pebble
I bring to the table a buckle
Rounded pebble syllable of water tongue
grand design of floods and trickles
Busted buckle moss encrusted
sleep walking to the forest edge
Sleep walking to the pond
where Spanish moss hang faces
In womb, I was pebble,
I heard sad mansion moaning
She stood last night, a stoic wife
under good husband's avalanches
But know you now, insulter,
her lover's sleeves are green.
His fingers lattice her breast;
his kisses are insistent beetles.
She is longer sure Resurrection is what she reckoned
if Reincarnation is a curse like a candle that burns and wanes.
Unsure if life indeed is candle, if suffering indeed is wax,
may the instruments of the device not disappear;
the flame which tolls the bell in the candle's belfry;
the wick which is the buried worm bound to burn.
Would you have had it some other way
that she buried you between her legs
And now disinters you, l
liken then the tongue to a shovel,
the digging done, the shovel is oiled anew.
You, the living should be the diggers
and for the dying, please dig at least 6 feet.
Wednesday, April 24, 2013
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