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NOT YET

NOT YET –

mad is the little girl, tongue to teeth

sliver drinking the draft

of a pleasure clap in the dark

and dining wire bound

on the stock of recession shelves.

 

 

 

SOMEHOW –

white winds the hell picket fence *****

sterile wrapping her house

on stilts termite vein unsteady

and hiding the beryl murk

of its smudge-empty panes.

 

 

 

NOT LET –

fail is the innocent, laurel hung

slack dangling on the vine

from a hickory gibbet down grown

and twitching in the zephyrs

of prayer stammer and stench.

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Jul 3, 2010
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