Todden Tanz
Constantine inhaled a dream
An airy construction
Filled with fervent decórs
She recognized it from the Book of Deo
And saw words illuminated in diagonal
Where sugared thoughts were spoken free
And spitted on a half-finished dome
Alongside
Blue was defeated by Azure
Which colonized the wallpaper
That depicted Odysseus
Wading within
Angelic squeaks of sea horses
And Hobos aligned
Between smoking crevices on floors
Their gaze Indulgent
They've mistaken his kayak
For their pillowcases
But the clock knew that they were hidden
In a wardrobe of dresses
Whose masters think they are sopranos
But were actually scientists
So sleep is never a Rich occupation
But sometimes you hear concerts instead of rainbows
Who stretch from the door mill
Sharp expanse to the tip of your toe
Something that would sound like dead poetry
That were only applauded by
Glittery critters in an era
The maid exhales and names it times
La crimosa
Her blow cracked the walnut
That envisioned the map drawn as it began moving
And thus incarnated the prince of ants
"Fuck you Socrates"
Cursed him as
The marbles in his nightly palm
Reflected A profile gloomy and watershed
It was Deo
The name of the author
Blinded by the incense of pages
Constantine dropped her pen
On a lyrical furniture
Her confusions
Were not a bit saved
By the thousand pieces of caricature
Aha
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