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Onoma
Poems
Nov 2018
Blackened Thicket
there's a pain that's been
called every name in an
unwritten book...till it spits
itself out.
as the life of it's aggressor,
who knows not...as a baby
kicking away in a blackened
thicket.
encased in that beast-bent man...
who smokes the skin of night
with his own.
singing it to sleep with a voice
of ice.
a sense of self spare as a grain
of rice a day...pelting the stomach
of it's void.
doing penance in wild freedom--
to write light in passage.
which goes down forcibly...
every last word.
which was every first word with
the ease of pain.
every name in the book unwritten.
leaving him.
Written by
Onoma
NYC
(NYC)
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