Omnivorous
is a variant of the ancient mover, too
stray as a word, up-turned
—and flung with thumb-pulsion across!—
It's the hideous you know
& enough to make you cry
for what moves the idea, my dear
comes twixt & for real:
it's a tic in the fur, blood to the tolerable
step, up and so,
right terrible screech to the bone
& harder than you are
and far from any straw man and yes so
"How do you know we're not
in a black-hole, right now, stretched, dying?"
Right again, dear
3 comments:
me to the
fork-in-the-road
and have
taken it
well enough
but
don't forget syntax
or "better" still:
reconnoiter as the plot (stew) thickens
where'd the (brilliant) first
part go...
where does any
-thing
26 1/2 inches of snow on my back dec..
drifts almost 3 feet..
here-and-there about 17 inches..
about the ninth biggest snow storm here in D.C.
almost as huge a "snow" storm ('snow-job') as our congress daily drops!
Ed,
the first brilliant part (of snow) is always falling falling, specks of sky: the rest is so much weight & terror.
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