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We and the Radio
Posted in USSR September 16th, 2006 by Inga

Wallpaper is paper and requires attention.

In more ways than one, the power’s out in Denmark,

where the dryness of a mouth is the question

of the feather,

and though they say sorrow is the salt

of the learned, the book’s been bent

and the river netted

where once we tapped clay to egg and aster

as a matter of performance.

Once I was a syllable,

and you a slope of steam.

But since you came over the cliff with intention,

my gender’s called in sick,

and not only has the sandbox rented depression,

now the wolves have come into the milk.

I hear your hands have been off in the desert,

and most have gone hungry

this week.

As I slipped into the opposite

of cultural construct, you wept and slunk as a deer;

for the camera captures what never

was there, ever

a spook the excuse we’ve made;

how softly we fuck the rain.


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2 Comments

  1. Inga says

    i’m not sure this poem really fits in with the tone of this blog in general, but what the hell. it wanted to be seen, and i’m feeling rather self-indulgent. do with it what you will.

    September 17th, 2006 | #

  2. Anonymous says

    i quoted it to the showers… after i fucked em

    September 26th, 2006 | #

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