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if ever


if ever found within a wood

not crumbs be used but string of gold

silver mirrors better stone best cruel fathers

of those many half sisters mine

break the head and let out intelligence

grown within thunder the thing will push on

find herself among those so much older

she knows but she doesn't Know

her dearest brother joins her in arms

and they fight for those who try

 
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polynym

nonbinary they/them en/fr got more names, too, but more than two in the same slot seems excessive. i write rambley poems without capitalization. (well, mostly without capitalization) usually no rhyme scheme but a lot of allusion. its vauge! i like it that way! i don't like that i can't use line breaks here.

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