hang me a poem through the mouth of night the slender smolder of cold
imprecise light that it might build into a thin strip of almost bursting
intense colour(purpleandred). it might suddenly stagger up the
common heap of sky--through the cheeks of white neatness--
the blithe cursor of brutal dawn, spilling with such brinding
creepness of light the thighs of earth full of lancing steepness
all the wriggling of life shall commence with body lathered
of youth in stupid love of dumb *** there will a coronet
of hot dew wreath the pistils of flowers and the dirt
will speak the rich secret of life in colours innumerable;
the bending of words upon always quiet paper
cannot meet with them the fullness of their
drooping incantation(and lips cannot
say with always talking mouths
how deftly the primness
of their serene
majesty
is,
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