Wet NewspapersA Poem by AnalgesiaHere leaves of gray grace the ground rustle not, without a sound. Soles stick to slipping streets bleeding through to numb your feet. Liquid paper pinned to pavement face down. Ink that leaks. Sink that drips. We're all dirty dishes dishevelled by such a dischordant dishwasher. Dangling drips of dangerous demagoge detergent deluge from rocket ship stretching skyward scrapers. And we all drown in wet newspapers: news about nothing but the same wet washed of white grayer than gray, hand spaded, grave. © 2010 Analgesia |
AuthorAnalgesiaFLAboutI've settle into a routine: I'll stew in my own words for a few months, then, when there's been enough rumination I'll dispatch some sort of half cocked pile of context riddled with pretension and lov.. more..Writing
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