OUR DAYS ARE NUMBERED
You wanted to concoct a monody
On a dead-end highway In an
impossible springtime Your gravity
your counter-hell Wreaked the
restless angles of your mind. You
turned back into letters As you
brought to yoke the ancient
nothingness In the wind of
myth, In a flock of time, And
your thirsty mirrors lynched
the shadow of a bridesmaid.
I've told this to no one else,
How the traces of your blond
Preside over a thimble full of
light,How a crack in the fetid sky
veers
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