ghostfaceA Poem by h d e rushin
Grandmother told me of the hank that would come and vibrate under the house on stilts and rest there with the other noctuid, agricultural pests and who would hum and hum like the other rumors until my uncles with brooms and smoking rags chased it out.
I love you as the Negro witch might love, with beguile, with allure or charm; the tiny asymptote of axis and grasses. The ferns, even without seeds, have grown to say this too.
Withered and fresh like the stalk of a new curse. (such Inca influence in the features of the dead trees) Where incest puddles in their veins, falls off like purrs. She says
she can feel the storm coming in her toes. But how? Is she also the witch of the maple trees? Frightened off then worn and burned with the other lives? Where the lackadaisical sweet seeds flutter to the ground
like Chinese dolls that noil in the soft texture of earth. Osiris, in his empire of the underworld, kissing you as if Egypt was shorter than the gowns of moon velvet you wore. (?)
Admit it. Your blood, even in love, is a paint ball of psychiatry; orange and red recemes disguised as worry.There is little left but dimensions and spells. Electrons are in love, why else do they split and refuse the galaxy?
Time of night, dangling, damaging. Parasites are in the tall grass, pulling the green blades tight in the back like a greedy apron. The candelabra of spring flies off with its seven lights.
Come June21, summer solstice, I want to go to Mars but only on the silver wing of the meadowlark you hammered. As for your dreams,
I shall eat the snacks they leave. © 2013 h d e rushinFeatured Review
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