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He writes invisible lines on horizontal, murk. Twisting the phalanx lance similar to a shimmering rod The iron blade edge combusting moth shrimp As they ride onto a load to gather currency The coal-burning Noise-whale, a collector Twists a symphonic of wrench and groan Under the gargling wail of fuel As well as pistons, the reflection of The Tired. They rest hovering topside, crouched And struck by the whipping lash of colour The rope wrenches into the horizontal, Winching the Oxen toward the catch Winching until nets rip in like horizontal pull Surfacing up through murk with a feverish shine And shifting away to naked frailty That glory The Tired had began to behold.
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Apr 28, 2013
Apr 28, 2013 at 6:40 AM UTC
The Tired : Mirror homage to 'Night Haul' by Joe Denham
He writes invisible lines on horizontal, murk. Twisting the phalanx lance similar to a shimmering rod The iron blade edge combusting moth shrimp As they ride onto a load to gather currency The coal-burning Noise-whale, a collector Twists a symphonic of wrench and groan Under the gargling wail of fuel As well as pistons, the reflection of The Tired. They rest hovering topside, crouched And struck by the whipping lash of colour The rope wrenches into the horizontal, Winching the Oxen toward the catch Winching until nets rip in like horizontal pull Surfacing up through murk with a feverish shine And shifting away to naked frailty That glory The Tired had began to behold.
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Apr 28, 2013
Apr 28, 2013 at 6:40 AM UTC
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