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- THE ONE WHO GOT AWAY
December 01, 2012 05:27AM - IF MERCURY WAS THE IRISH SEA
June 11, 2011 10:11AM - The Mad Woman in the Attic
June 08, 2011 09:19AM - I hurt myself today DSK
June 01, 2011 08:16AM - MY KERRY BOY
May 28, 2011 05:51AM
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July 01, 2011 09:06AM - “You are in a place,
which Lord I hope I will never
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glimpsed…”
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poems are not
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THE ONE WHO GOT AWAY
A razzle of his blues
obliquity of vision
signet of sinless
gold vanquished swimming
I offered him sin
Oh yes here my love
I will trick you with
Orientalist reverie
A Sibyl, a fairy, so sprite you may flee
to Lake Brimstone
and gaze at my floating tendrils,
my inheritance.
Evangelical… Read full post »
IF MERCURY WAS THE IRISH SEA
For C.K.
Here I sit
with feelings
no one could possibly want
waiting, waiting for the time.
That time does not separate us
yet miles do
makes this an astronomer's truism.
For he does not have to see the moon dust
of my misery, the shuttle landing
of children's voices… Read full post »
The Mad Woman in the Attic
I hurt myself today DSK
I hurt myself today
to see if I still can feel the pain
some use a needle or the bottle recklessly
to burn the rhubarb or the rain
for me it's rage that assuages the reported act
Africa assaulted by France in Hotel New York
Such a common nightmare
what he… Read full post »
MY KERRY BOY
For my Kerry Boy
Not everywoman has rose bushes
in a parched May
no rain, only tears
stomped on fleurs, my garden
months passed since I kissed
love's face
his radiance
caressed his farmer's hands
wisps of a his low culchie musings
For the love of God, I would… Read full post »
NINEVEH
An attacker advances against you Nineveh The shields of his soldier
are red The warriors are clad in scarlet The metal on the chariots
flashes On the day they are made ready; The spears of the pine are
brandished Nahum 2.1.7 NINEVEH
It was Edith Hausberg's
To the End of Time
To the End of Time
If all of this soon will be ash
A dread pot of colour
Brine not sparkling
The deepest thoughts come at the last
And then we're lost
To be alone
Truly alone
In the phantom city
This to me is truth
The stranger's city… Read full post »
For the Love of Oscar Wilde
FOR THE LOVE OF OSCAR WILDE
"This ain't fair." said the referee
"He don't even know the Queensberry Rules."
But the proud man accepted the challenge
a clobbered red rose
amongst a flurry of dripping fists
Once a body lost,
wilding this here isle
It now contains him.
The valiant… Read full post »
Kilmainham
Kilmainham
I supped with a man last night
Moon fasting on full-bodies
The road of the condemned
racing racing together
skulls pulsing in the smoke
preparations for the redolence
of chrysanthemum blues in tune
I know I love this man and he me
His vermillion paints
Eyes torn chaste
"Who are… Read full post »
A LETTER TO EL PRESIDENTE
HEY EL JEFE
Why don't you
trip the switch
to Limerick
changelings beamed into gold
jewel your chameleons like idolatry
in some monastery
I drank the truth always
the cup of another tribe
not yours
for yours are clover coals
Mine are furlongs
corn and bayous
Hurricanes and sweetmeat
Afar still… Read full post »
MANDRAKE IN OXFORD
MANDRAKE IN OXFORD
I dropped the cup
of your silence
The spoon of unspoken snapped
Any gift wind-dark in its token
snatched because the incongruence
Oh the incongruence of this us
We are diffused as algorithms
I don't know you
and you can never know me
sweet verses too brutal to… Read full post »
EXILE
Exile
I mounted the spangled ivory stairs
for her want of spires never attained
with the constance of Ruth.
She said you are a slender dark shelter of coppiced cedar
a coral forest of lovers lost in the deluge
colonial beacons lavender pens
and… Read full post »

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