A Gaunt, Featherweight ManA Poem by Onoma
A gaunt, featherweight Man floats in a
largesse fish tank...Bloody Mary has him drunk well before the fact of His blood in and out. He does not kick, but bangs his head against her Virginal belly...the canonical poet of poets staves off an earth's clockwise, counterclockwise rotation with eyes trespassing a prayer in progress... answered. He could see bone blow its straw through the preliminaries of Manhood...wheezing a collective breath striving through destinations of flesh. His Father, of which he commended his spirit, was his Mother who relented his spirit. The airing of coming unto, touched down. The Son of Man, Daughter of Woman... bear their complighted Rose. Konstantinos Mark
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