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Onoma
Poems
Mar 2020
Hang on the Walls and Fly
a crow's broken beak,
its half-twisted parch--
the grounds slow drink.
enmeshed in sheer swarms
of grass, oily pulpage of feather,
in-flight flailing of a nightlong figure.
carving the reign of its outspread crucifix,
an eyeless glint of a nocturnal center.
in a mansion whose white rooms wander
into one another, commending the symbol
of the crow's alchemy.
hang on the walls and fly.
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Onoma
NYC
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