(It's better to create than destroy what's unnecessary)

Friday, April 22, 2011

A Pre-Raphaelite Notebook

Primroses; salutations; the miry skull
of a half-eaten ram; viscous wounds in earth
opening. What seraphs are afoot.


Gold seraph to gold worm in the pierced slime:
greetings. Advent of power-in-grace. The power
of flies distracts the working of our souls.


Earth's abundance. The God-ejected Word
resorts to flesh, procures carrion, satisfies
its white hunger. Salvation's travesty


a deathless metaphor: the stale head
sauced in original blood; the little feast
foaming with cries of rapture and despair.

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