Friday, August 3, 2007

"son gone" #28



Field where wonders lay thrown.
The prow over a tin blister.
The skin of naval tact.
Rain, seven out of ten,
then you see a blind man.
Sewage forded by wurst canoe.
He had a gold breakfast.
No great advantage.
The gorgeous brassy breath wavers
and seven old oaks wilt on your head.
In a little time be myself again.
Who would have done more
worn spells and charm'd you from heaven.

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