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名人诗歌|Empty

来源:www.huyonger.com 2024-07-12
by Laura Mullen

Huge crystalline cylinders1 emerge from the water

The future

Where do they come from the King gushes2 these talking fish

Show me at once

We see the writer buried under a collapsing3 mountain of scribbled-over

papers

While ink blurts4 from an overturned bottle

Speech is silver the King mutters

Silence is

They discover a fabulous5 ancient city

Black lake

Flag of smoke

Where we turned to look

Skulls6, bats, stars, spirals, lightning bolts

Words spoken in anger

Flowers for sarcasm7

The sequence continued to work in references to the brevity of life

Garlands of flowers

Stars signaling physical impact

They discover a fabulous ancient city

Under the water

None of the inhabitants

'Be reasonable . . .'

Increasingly faint trace of inked

Flowers delicate

After that

Cat catch

The decree

Eradicate


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