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[listen
mother, he punched the air: I am not your son dying]
a
stabat mater by
D.A. Powell |
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listen mother, he punched the air: I am not your son dying
the day fades and the starlings roost: a body's a husk a nest of goodbye
his wrist colorless and soft was not a stick of chewing gum
how tell? well a plastic bracelet with his name for one. & no mint
his eyes distinguishable from oysters how? only when pried open
she at times felt the needle going in. felt her own sides cave. she rasped
she twitched with a palsy: tectonic plates grumbled under her feet
soiled his sheets clogged the yellow BIOHAZARD bin: later to be burned
soot clouds billowed out over the city: a stole. a pillbox hat [smart city]
and wouldn't the taxis stop now. and wouldn't a hush smother us all
the vascular walls graffitied and scarred. a clotted rend in the muscle
drive through avenues throttled with t-cells. processional staph & thrush
the scourge the spike a stab a shend the cure the grace the quenching
listen mother, who brought me here: open the window. let birds in |
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