from Marking Down the Words: Fragments

from Marking Down the Words: Fragments

A Poem by Laura Lynn

BOVINE
C
owsheds have gone down with hay and corn feed.
M
ore molars than humans, cows and horses have 24.
O
pen-air eateries again, we have more hamburgers.
P
hylacteries encase laws, there are phrases missing.
A
vailing, usually not, it’s time to walk back down the
R
esident mountain, some live on the mountain,
A
utodidactic and intelligent, thankful for snow.
O
phthalmologists study Great Gatsby, big brothers.
S
yrup  for our pancakes tapped not from trees but corn.
H
ope keeps the work more steady, otherwise it ceases.
O
pen-handed mothers and fathers giving their children
R
eputation and refinement as they are able.  Oh Cain.


BOW
GesTURE

C
oxcomb, the jester of all time, we loved their
I
nquisitorial play, what a great lot of show, costumes
D
reary costumes for October and all! Eternal hallows!
A
utocratic love entity, I shall not give you power. 


BOW AND ARROW
C
rematorium, let’s go to the theatre together.
H
oodlums are going to see plays aren’t they?
E
xcommunication enabled them to see one or
S
yringes; hopefully the former, for everyone ought.
H
oodwinked not by Little Red Riding Hood but Big,
E
xclusively gum, exclusively cinnamon, they this it’s
T
rilogy, three books in one, they think it’s easy. So?


BOWKNOT
C
rusader, I don’t care about your Crusade necessarily.
H
onorariums would be nice for me also.  Let me be
E
xcited and genuine as always, as in youth.  I loved.
S
yrians love.  I love Syrians enough even if I can’t speak,
H
ooting and hollering in a middle eastern tongue. 
E
xclamations are for all, yet we must tamper ourselves.
R
ollicking only down hills and for the sake of children.


BOW of a boat

Crushed, every particle hugged to show it credence,
H
ooves beat for William Tell in his old 1812 Overture,
A
venging slowness, the tempo so quick"neither
R
oly-poly nor Speedy Gonzales, just a race, you know?
T
ravelogues have us beat by miles, there is an age
O
pinionated yet experienced and wise by virtue of time.
M
ultitudinous the number of ships, the cruise lines,
H
op away like hopeful Watership Down.  My friend
A
way at some music camp gave me the tip, it was
S
cary, a systemic anthropomorphized strangeness.   
F
racas of Leporidae, there were not enough goodly,
I
nscrutable scientists in that town.  Don’t waste time
N
oticing discrepancies, trying to be what you aren’t.
A
utomatons for a duration shall we make ourselves.


© 2014 Laura Lynn


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Strangely inverted synopses of info filtered through an underwater prism. A tonic unhinging from the banalities of regulated news.

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