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"Guatamala"
the connection was tenuous like her head to her neck her
inimitable reflections stood out, what the heck
and though mirrors crack when left unattended the silken image of
her soul was easily mended
© D'Agate - July - 1996
"A Note"
you chew my dick, it tastes like wood you chewed again, it felt like
iron felt so deeper you went in, phosophorus to magnesium but
stopped at limestone and licked licking liking my hard, dead
form erect, supreme, supine in a field until you felt the Sun
noticed you licking my dick and I lapping your cunt in a field you
noticed the Sun feeling you notice and you though I may have felt
you notice.
© D'Agate March 1997
"An Unrequited Yearning"
and will the wind still whistle throught the treetops naked
branches now that you and I are gone Sadly I must say, that
you were never there Beneath the cruel and glaring mooon's attempt
to cominate the blue-black sky But I will hear the chattering wood
from the place where I sit down to rest forever, beneath the
blue-black sky, And thought the cold I do not feel the colors of
the night will complement my moods of Desolation... while the
trees grow silent waiting only for the reckless zephyrs to disturb
those reveries because the breeze will not be chained as I once
was to your love.
© April 29th, 1997
"Hackensack"
the trains I used to see are golden, red and rusty like my
shadow walking through the wild, mean sidebeds of the railroad
tracks in Hackensack I remember the hagged stones of my youth and
the summers of my soul now, I am many stones and my soul is many
people one smooth, others rough when I die I will once again
be one and my shadow will once again be Golden
© April 1997
"4 Jimmy Dog" (after a fellow poet's
immoloation)
When you've seen the ashes of your dreams and when you've gasped
your last When you forgive the intimate thing that you, yourself
have become Then shall you have trod the ashes underfoot
"Can You dig?"
Can you dig yourself across the street? do you dig the people that
you meet? and is goodness just another pill of life's trite story?
Are you hopeful clinging to the rocks the salty surf that knots
your locks then dribbles down into your mouth
Such poison makes me dream of ships I struggle while my fingers
slip then drift away to softer shores
© Fall 1995
"She Gives Me Small Things"
She gives me small things so I am able to make small results;
If she gave me a forest what would I return to her? sawdust or
tapestry? No, I would give her sight If she gave me blood a
prism and Madagascar would be the result; I do not mind the mirror
of Medusa, I am a god If she gave me bread for her there would
be Time and fine linen and she would know the lonliness of
Man, the great Sailor
© Spring 1996
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