09 April 2013

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“Inspired from Play Button Poems by Liz Robbins”

Be exposed,
              you
       weight of error

fused to the reddened child
          like Jesus on his crucifix
                       in October
         
          Tricks of smoke drip
                       off my tongue to land
       between
                       Juno’s spread legs
               
                behind the drooped laundry line
          her pockmarked mum
                       frozen in silent warmth

Our generation
              the last of the guitar bodies
       lay on colored tissue
                                  bloodied
                   by the gut-ropes hidden by
   the purple twinge we call
                                Dear Darkness

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