To my patience and good nature
Work is a cheese grater
Make sure the spliff is ready when I’m home later
I’m out in nature, in amongst it
Early summer busy greenmarkering world walls, place of satyrs
Part but apart, not parcel, nature’s separator
A thin path for one abreast where two go, spacetheyateup
Moving the same direction side to side like space invaders
You can tell from attentive silence upon entry who is dictator
Kitchen is absolutely roasting, two hours boiling taters
Bag off my back, it’s glad of that, throw it down like a touchdown
When full of wine I decline further drinking time and recline, climb
Into my bed, it’s soft as shaved legs, my tracing fingers touch down
Something of you lingers in mist form, atmosphere adorned with your
Horned form, my mouth forms singer notes at your stinger’s entry
Only thing scarier than the prophets is your debt mass
I am scorning the church wearing James Joyce’s death mask
Robbed Dublin’s Little Museum of itself, to get simply death ask
I was born in the storm’s calm and I am the white buffalo’s best calf
All these delicate soon-dead beauties, wound-eager breastplates
Form a line, pharmakos, you’re a fattened-up metcalf.
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