POETRY
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Ciphertext Rag: Two
by Gregory Severance highwaymen demolish accordions sucking on plastic straws pathetic instrumentalities of exteriority of histrionics jumble of tents in the park in the Central African country a construct of political madness a photograph of a tentmaker in a refugee camp lapsing into impossible circus tent rodeo the situation poised for death for collapse of the poles the pace of metamorphoses from sliminess to slipperiness to symbolics to docility in the confrontation with legal schemata of honey of glue of echoing baby laughter in the last sunlight of the day the vine creeping up the brick wall dances no thought no voice no notion of time in the last sunlight of day the squirrel and the cat quibble observing limits of being over whether it be honey or glue revealed in confused diversions pulling late into parking lots along the dreary road of expressionism reduction of experience diminution of consciousness forgetting the names of the cousins the streets the clock on the wall leading back to unobtrusive efficiency consciousness of consciousness senseless anal sexuality shocking prenatal illumination window into emptiness and bliss recover something of the experienceJune 1994 |
POETRY
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