&A Poem by Onoma
Earthen colors daub him/her...lain upon their backs,
arms running down the plinth--curling their pointer fingers. Pointer fingers curled as if scalded by boiling water, poised to pluck out an eye. They lay on opposing ends, the gnarled ends of a broken branch...foresworn to polarity they press each other's left/right foot upon genitalia. It's as if they're on the dead of forest ground, the more they think into silence a meandering blood chains them. They're not naked because they've forgotten clothes to two as one...they're just laying there to recall something--the bed's become a plinth, art implores make of. They just lay there...him...her--as if violently dropped from the eggshell-white of forgetfulness. Cigarettes rise...freeze for a bit, then rest at their sides--smoke cut up with final tension. They could say something to get out of this but don't. Konstantinos Mark
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