Wednesday, June 05, 2013

Our Eyes in Say Half an Hour


We are exactly at the urgent orchards when
The moon resounds like a knock on a door
And we refuse O how we refuse to say
Moonstruck though the word is on these
Voluptuous pears we can smell the sound
Sexy and simple as fear the way dim light
Falters here beneath these trees the way
We hear a crisp guitar and faint castanets
Hooray! It’s a fandango we feel in our toes!
And as we dance in three time a bruised fog
Floods the hysterical grove a sluggish knee-deep
Current pushing our legs with languid boredom
The way the devil’s clerks recite fiercely slow
Inventories of what and in what language?

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