Wednesday, May 30, 2012

sonnet one hundred sixteen

who would have thought
that something as random
as you and me will begin
to carve its particles on

surfaces, luminous and
permanent, excised by the
mouth that feed on the stranded,
ragged gift of brevity and

delight, a thief that hunts
hallowed alleys, singing to
a lute humming your

impenetrable beauty, i know
i would have thought of it,
believe it or not.

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