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May 2005 / Volume Six / Issue Three | |||||||||||
Damion Hamilton | |||||||||||
A Strange Place My head rising upwards Towards torpid clouds I’m in a strange place In a unchanging moment Cataracts of poverty and ennui Denigrates the blood The nerves scream Of the life, not there The heart faintly there As morose eyes lead the way To anyplace This provincial town Murders me daily As one can murder or heal with eyes The years writing their blank verse Upon the hands, heart and the mind The eyes can search for opiates or ethanol And one can still murder accidentally Like stepping on a ladybug with a shoe, As Strangers from Terror read my face In lines of poetry or wisdom, As bad teeth are tortured and massacred By the Teachers of the Prosaic Everything falling Everything wrong In foolish motion |
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RETURN to May 2005 |