Re: Modern Poetry

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: : Modern Poetry : : when language : : wearing its formal dress, : : well-spoken : : at its station in high society, : : disobeys the laws of exposition, : : Love may creep : : like a fiend : : into the camphor-scented rooms : : of finely-crafted sentences, : : strangle the sleeping baby : : and fill its bag : : with moon and stars. : And there, under that : moon and stars of yours : it be, layed out, : dried skin staked : to the desert page, : the Strangler - a clumsy meeting : inevitable, the unutterable : spilt ink over fine white linen; : as that a dead tree might speak. : : :) : red.

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