Tuesday, October 18, 2011

Threads. Is there always at least one thread in a poem?

Of course, how else can the button be realized.

Since it's close to Halloween, we probably should mention spiders, too. Threads and webs. Words caught in the sentence. Silence snagged by a line break.


And that's exactly the feeling a carrot has for the knife. Or the field greens for a colander.

1 comment:

  1. scary foundlings all couched in searing light

    decant the falling arrogance in midnight shoals

    as under a figure digs the darkness its own hole

    tie back the history, the curtain into memory

    all you who doubted I'd get caught, caught again

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