"from the potbellied streets of dawn"
all child's play destroyed
them, pelleted with words—
for birds it is always wartime.
find shagbark out in
flyboy towns—
way out,
like a Catskills hospice;
sanatorium in shale,
where all birds must go.
birds that have hot flashes,
pandemonium
dream-compartments
bum-rush the sandpit
& volcano into
darkness—
hoarding "solid ground,"
shift bodies under bosoms, then fly.
f minor in the courtyard, singing
Greensleeves was all my joy—
straitjacket laden with worm-bits
blades, skeins
a flower.
Sunday, August 30, 2009
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