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Dark bat, would I were curious as thou art- Like a tea-tray twinkling at night, And lying with eternal wings apart Til morning when you end your flight, And spend the day at your raven-like desk Chanting incantations old and obscure With lyrics obscene and Kafkaesque Quoting first Foucault, then Sassure - No-yet still puzzling, still remarkable A black beacon amid shades of grey - Elusive, and in pursuit quite snark-able. To you I am drawn as a ****** to **** I’ll be your muse and you’ll be my death.
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Mar 30, 2015
Mar 30, 2015 at 7:07 PM UTC
Dark Bat (pastiche of Bright Star)
Dark bat, would I were curious as thou art- Like a tea-tray twinkling at night, And lying with eternal wings apart Til morning when you end your flight, And spend the day at your raven-like desk Chanting incantations old and obscure With lyrics obscene and Kafkaesque Quoting first Foucault, then Sassure - No-yet still puzzling, still remarkable A black beacon amid shades of grey - Elusive, and in pursuit quite snark-able. To you I am drawn as a ****** to **** I’ll be your muse and you’ll be my death.
A sonnet I wrote for an eccentric guy with a Lewis Carroll/general literature fixation. It's the only sonnet that I have a record of writing and I'm quite happy with it even though it doesn't completely scan.
evie-brill-paffard
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Mar 30, 2015
Mar 30, 2015 at 7:07 PM UTC
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