Laura Lynn : Writing

from Marking Down the Words: Fragments

from Marking Down the Words: Fragments

A Poem by Laura Lynn


BOVINE Cowsheds have gone down with hay and corn feed. More molars than humans, cows and horses have 24. Open-air eateries again, we have more h..
Bout

Bout

A Poem by Laura Lynn


BOURGEOISIE Believers in the suburban surplus town praying for Unlikelihood. There is enough food but sugar and salt, Reversion returns to th..
Prize result of bounty

Prize result of bounty

A Poem by Laura Lynn


LIBERALITY Neutered pet, the scared animals, too Excitable, perhaps too liberal with saliva. Discoloration to plastic and fabric happens, I..
Bounteous, Bountiful

Bounteous, Bountiful

A Poem by Laura Lynn


BOUNTEOUS Nether. I wonder what is below this house. With Excess I struggle. With competence and understanding Divorce or whatever a person ..
Bound

Bound

A Poem by Laura Lynn


BOUND Lynx, what pretty cat you are, what reflective eyes, Insoluble as paint or oil, or silver chloride. What Metals we could make to unders..
Bounce

Bounce

A Poem by Laura Lynn


BOUNCE Coerced, it’s all over again, again everything is over. Hoarseness gets us when we’re dehydrated, why Inmates are there, n..
Sunset boulevard

Sunset boulevard

A Poem by Laura Lynn


BOULEVARD Sybarite me, watching Lynch’s racecars ride cliff roads, Dazzled by the ghost of a movie, standing in a doorway, Exceeded by chea..
Bough and boulder

Bough and boulder

A Poem by Laura Lynn


Reverberant tunnels in sewers I found as an adolescent; Armful of flowers the florists could carry or violinist; Excavators took toothbrushes t..
The most important part

The most important part

A Poem by Laura Lynn


BOTTOM LINE Hive, the bees are busy with you, and alive, buzzing, etc. Assailant, I’ve eclipsed you, preferring isolation instead, Swords..
Anthropology

Anthropology

A Poem by Laura Lynn


ANTHROPOLOGIST Artificial flowers versus limbs, which would we prefer? Nerve-wracking, will I eat the right food or too much? Toque atop his head..