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Onoma
Poems
Jun 9
Crossbeam
an optician runs a light over
a butterfly, enmeshed with
mulch.
a shaft of light emitted from
forest ground, that the sun
knows nothing of.
no more prescient.
than a birdcage flung unto
a wire over an intersection.
its dome rushing its base, its base
rushing its dome.
a lattice of bars that are struck as
they strike.
hung against the contrastive
sky of Giorgione's: The Tempest.
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