So much gore
Displacement
Skyscraper tips buried like basements
Beneath glowing sediments
On thin sand wedges the crowded dregs mark what’s left
This place meant so much to me
Someone reddens his cheek, be meek to speak
Suchlike, there is no more room for sentiment
Rendering of all unsettled scores
A beginningless ending
Such has never been before
More to come in the future
Should have listened to Al Gore
We’ll be on the ocean floor
With Atlantean halls, adamantium hulls
Bad luck to kill a gull
It came down like a light pull
Pulled at night, a scoundrel light skiddering
Across mapless oblivion
Raised the rooster before his time
Grazed snow-glazed rooftops where no man can climb
The earth’s rind is it’s fore and hind places, those rimed
At its line of dreadful straightness reduced to slime
And slush, the water level rushes up
Leaders panic, soon Russian’s dust
Warheads do what Napoleon couldn’t
In an hour reduce to rubble
Those ruby roofed orthodox churches, how many rubles
It took to roof them, cloister their true bells
Last Spring’s lot were the last of bluebells
Lot’s city the whole world
The road diverts, splits thrine
Mud curled into shallow bluff-cased canyons by the passage of millions on like errands
Hands he holds out, like a healer in stance
In trance before his class, in God’s manse
He awaits revelation, his pupil’s pupil
In stupor, dark as Hellebore his farsight
He cannot wave his wand
Not a notion which his land
Yon, yonderwhere it is hard to spy
Anything at all of substance, the eye
As behind a tall hat in theatre aisles
Can divine little, so his review is a lie
One way oak, one way pine
One way loud, another silent
Fed up with idling he chooses violently
Storming down the fork to the right
Hope la derecha is the right direction.
Below the hapless, envious of the early dead, try on
Gas masks for size
Unnatural shade at high day
The cats were delighted
Rain fell orange paint
The atmosphere ignited.
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