SiameseA Poem by Aaron Eliad
Crescent, as it's twin. Hit awkward heads
in-clement weather; like hats when we were younger,
stitching shadows to make us taller
reports to the windows: two sticks
and fire nature innovations.
invitation, invents an 1812 credence that stems
like a star in the mouth of your trial.
Are there lines in the eyes of a copyright child?
Body promise machine oscillation, viscera and
burnt wire smells the rich cyanide glare
Harbored by conquered for ten winters long,
five minutes at a time.
Fracture, so ironic, so undeniable, so hypnotic
tonic drum machine rocket
shows and hammer parties.
dear guard, did my strobes affect the marching band?
© 2009 Aaron Eliad |
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Added on June 25, 2009 AuthorAaron EliadDCAboutAaron Osgood Eliad hopes to rethink and thereby reinvent himself by juggling spider monkeys at the bottom of a lightbulb and perform a lifetime of critical posturing in discussion before his excesses .. more..Writing
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