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Feb 2017
Ozymandias
The talking phocomelus
In the deaf mute house
No way to sign or scream
Above the silence.

Ozymandias -
Pushed like a stone
From Cronus's belly
Longs for a mother
- But hates all women.

And yet the seraphs come
Drawn by the lure
Of a light in the hamlet
Or the flame
Of a Cornish wrecker.

The smart ones
Water the glyphs
On the Obelisk
But nothing grows
From stone.


Ozymandias -
Hollow as a drum
Fills me with his ***

And for one moment
As he moves above me
For one moment
I think he is my captive
And then the moment's done.
Written by
Annie
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