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Connor
Poems
Mar 13
finisterre
wine about me god with dark hair below me moving
i feel incredulous when i look at myself with borrowed eyes
and the room smattering a night paint thorough
immutable triumph you undress like perfect coat
that palm of your mind shakes hands with mine
and obsfucates the sea, sea fog heaves its bright weight
bright alone like god piano the sun piano in church
galician heat and night erode my throat and what it has to
plea for watching the summer die and you begin your
return to israel
the boats are left where no boat belongs, already that sea-line
stone cools and hardens real magic into the apses
later let lay in ruby sheets for however long lacking your wet
dark way like a prayer but the mouth is sealed in a perfect
tomb
Written by
Connor
27/M/Montreal
(27/M/Montreal)
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