The Dragon of Snowy LakeA Poem by PerditionI am struggling over white lined mountains Then this A nuclear syllable Her tracks of Mediterranean childhood race past mine Bridge-side sleepy tenement rinds Peeling- Chip by chip Falling into my glassy Hands. Her painful stains are creeping with every sip like teenage
memories by the reservoir Her light verbena scent fills my fields with country A wave crested Caribbean, salty Over nude winter's hip Natives bourgeoned in hemorrhaging anchor lust O! That I should go to her Be atoned Sip thick from black jarred beans of coffee cups A moth of junky lemonade porch school Consumed inside the Enemy's flag of white walls Releasing my carbonation misery I admit Her black blades are more than mere acid spills Today, in coronal seeds they are fingers. The Finial Vines de Italia …. Plunging down the wickeder lines of syringe opiate heaven I think of her winged Arcadian I think of her as a child stalks the high tree limbs Their tangled promises of wild cutting climbs Flights and mangled
bones, The open veins of failure Wondrous, Altering falls- Curtains of leaf dolls staring out from my mind Here I am worse than Grendel Here- She sails beyond cheekbones and elegant eves praying for me
to Come, To be cricketed and warm Rusty on some Arlington porch that must hold Her laughter That must bring down glaciers Melting over sips of vintage highs And in that Lake her lips are reptilian Whispering toward a valley uncertain, “Fall.”. © 2014 PerditionReviews
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