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affixed there, its insignia of silence,    the river-memory of bleak stone    in waters raging all at the vandal of the afternoon.   running dog's the swelter, a salvage    of iron in heat. the revolution's an image   of the child in all of dogdom when anger breaks loose a fettered dove    here, or the crisp agony of bannerets    shoving a name worthy of forget:    bawling enigma from here to there all the tension of wires, umbrella-heads    are people, drowned in lambanog.  our mirage drunk somewhere in intestinal    roads flushed with the swill of bile --  moon's the face of ****** stars     their ****** patrons. squall of wind's   the pernicious call of morning starting    washlines, groping dry,    an unpossessing pale ****** somewhere  in Quiapo, someone's a Jesus-monger, ****          of the Magdalena, or     an inverted crucifix treading its way    past hills without geometric memory.   mine's the next station, yours too,   thumbed by a tired machine: this etcetera       of coffins squinting at their faces.
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Mar 5, 2016
Mar 5, 2016 at 8:39 AM UTC
Punebre
affixed there, its insignia of silence,    the river-memory of bleak stone    in waters raging all at the vandal of the afternoon.   running dog's the swelter, a salvage    of iron in heat. the revolution's an image   of the child in all of dogdom when anger breaks loose a fettered dove    here, or the crisp agony of bannerets    shoving a name worthy of forget:    bawling enigma from here to there all the tension of wires, umbrella-heads    are people, drowned in lambanog.  our mirage drunk somewhere in intestinal    roads flushed with the swill of bile --  moon's the face of ****** stars     their ****** patrons. squall of wind's   the pernicious call of morning starting    washlines, groping dry,    an unpossessing pale ****** somewhere  in Quiapo, someone's a Jesus-monger, ****          of the Magdalena, or     an inverted crucifix treading its way    past hills without geometric memory.   mine's the next station, yours too,   thumbed by a tired machine: this etcetera       of coffins squinting at their faces.
Manila times.
windsor-i-guadalupe-jr
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Mar 5, 2016
Mar 5, 2016 at 8:39 AM UTC
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