In Brighton, MA I cannot lie, I felt the hope
in the summer sun.
"Now this is the truth" we all thought.
Scratch its head. It is holy.
So says you & you know nothing.
This is a world where there are monsters
which in bright red
lived a lot of different kinds of lives.
Inside my heart, there is a rat who
for your your kind of love
in the middle of the night I wake & I am cold all over.
Like a small business
I eat the world lovingly, too.
I hate language & yes, I hate you
with my bloody mouth.
The great event which is beauty
melting the things in the room
& I, in the light of the candles
is lost forever & replaced by the unreal.
I had almost forgotten I was a poet.
I was a philosopher:
follow me, I know everything.
We kissed each other lovingly for the very first time.
10.27.2009
Cento from Dorothea Lasky part II
Posted by sdw at 3:46:00 PM
Labels: cento, dorothea lasky, poem
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