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Irritable Mystic

编辑:chaxungu时间:2022-10-13 02:57:14分类:英语诗歌

by Nathaniel Mackey

- "mu" fifth part -

His they their

we, their he

his was but if

need be one,

self-

extinguishing

I, neither sham nor

excuse yet an

alibi, exited,

out,

else

the only where

he'd be.

Before

the long since

remaindered

body, imagines

each crack, each

crevice as it sweats

under cloth,

numbed

inarticulate

tongues touching

down on love's endlessly

warmed-over thigh.

The awaited one

she mistook him for haunts

him, tells him in

dreams he told

him so.

Such offense,

but at what

won't say,

moot

remonstrance,

no resolve if not

not to be caught

out. . .

Abstract advance, its

advantage unproved,

unbelieved-in,

vain

what wish would

give. . .

Late eighties

night

momentarily bleached by

bomblight. Awoke,

maybe inwardly wanted

it,

wrestling with dreams

of the

awaited one again.

Thought

back but a moment later

what moodier start

to have gotten off

to,

angered by that but

begrudged it its impact

and

so sits remembering,

pretending, shrugs it

off. . .

Arced harp. Dark

bent-over body. Esoteric

sun whose boat its

back

upheld. . .

Unseizably

vast underbelly of

light,

limb-letting thrust.

Tread of

hoofs. Weighted udders of

dust. . .

His it their she

once they awake,

the

arisen one,

world

at her feet,

her feet

one with their

rapture,

ankledeep in damage

though she

dances. . .

The slippings off

of her

of their hands define

her hips, whose are

the suns whose

heat

his nights taste

of

and as at last he

lies her legs loom,

naked,

loose gown pulled from

her, sleep

turns.

And he with his

postures

cramps the air,

bent

lotuslike, lips

part kiss,

part

pout


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