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Monthly Archives: March 2013
ichor
untethered, cells run renegade, pathologic lines laying down armor en cuirasse; which is what kills in the end, the immortal simply something that refuses to die when prompted and waits, bloodless like the old gods, hungry for ichor unsustainable, we forget how to … Continue reading
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Tagged blood/ichor, cancer, draft, passing dark thought, poetry
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snowflake
dust has no words in a quiet art of freezing particulate core of a molecular heart spinning six arms in predetermined space an arrangement dictated through surface tension until layered water sends the spin downwards in spiraled weight the drift of feathers through … Continue reading
samaritan
there is nothing samaritan here if the stranger stays strange until you paste a face on her if you have to see your mother bruised your sister raped your daughter cut your son gay your wife hungry to care, it’s … Continue reading
Not dead yet
They called it dead, then asked if God was too. Maybe it is, with wakes in Lit class, where language cut is exsanguinated. But where what’s bled dries to chalk dust, sometimes a wing shudders almost to flight. We need … Continue reading
lake effect
snow on the equinox is silent, still, mulish; not the last grasp of winter in ditches and the shaded side of trees– this is cool rebellion written in Christmas-card perfect flakes slow and soft in their spiral, pale feathers lining … Continue reading
Originally posted on The Belle Jar:
I don’t have to tell you that Steubenville is all over the news. I don’t have to tell you that it’s a fucking joke that Trent Mays and Ma’lik Richmond, the two teenagers convicted…
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