There is a fruit unraveling stars and light
In the putrefaction of pitted sores.
While the streets and trees curl up at night,
A blind woman wails into sheets of white
While on her branch of open doors.
There is a fruit unraveling stars and light...
In toes, blades of grass of awful blight,
A broken sand from empty glass pours,
While the streets and trees curl up at night;
Hairs whispering lamentations and delight,
Emanating from the chaste head in scores -
There is a fruit unraveling stars and light,
And she plucks it from her sight,
Distracted. Flower stems, a bondage of moors -
While the streets and trees curl up at night -
She's tied down by a lack of foresight,
Rights, and the misleading heads of boars.
There is a fruit unraveling stars and light,
While the streets and trees curl up at night.
Wednesday, April 2, 2008
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