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- Saturn
- I
- Unwrapped, rode on Saturn with a ring tilt.
- Went on like a little went river and swallow,
- whispering thin as he drowns. Wept
- his discontents hollow until he fell empty through the loose of his belt.
- There is no longer Music.
- \
- Unkempt, Wail and what ails him, mad goes on staggered. [Whose but?]
- coat collar up to here, [Wing]ing unsung by and by the bank down, /
- waiting for love like a chandelier. /It was fell shattering rungs to God's heaven's [pain]
- / and sank on with frowns swelling the corpse of his shepherd.
- [Whose?] There is no longer Sun. [Wet], to some thunder withdrawn.
- / \
- And he is hardly anyone's weatherman. Born an ersatz phoenix.
- Odd how's the world that odd things don't couple well in it. Torn to be fixing this high beam.
- Or is his swim moons-upon-shoulders no use? Lorn (aye!).
- And either way, his heart will carry upstream with kettle-menace Jilting rhyme - brimming:
- to pour a molten morning down this puddle cloud sky. Run, run, run, arowrow,
- (All of Saturn was a picnic sun run, run, run, arowrow...
- long an angel wound his hexagon.) Unseemingly, but so is he.
- All of Saturn is decaying of whir and wander:
- Aust singsest flutterful, -tick! -tick!
- nonsense empress [butterfly]. (but!) Only one person can make sense of it all!
- You're as cold as they deliver the weather. \ / -trrrrrralalala!
- What I'd still give to know the ones and twos of rain, \ /
- (Make me brilliant and make be they see it. Twirling light-so-very-likely in my motherless eye.
- Anything but misshapen and odd) laughing and If only. If only! Why can't there be vanity?
- clapping and feminine fluff all around the rust. "If" will make me a lesser man.
- Odd how's the world when you've one thing to tether. There is no "If" that will shape you a lesser woman.
- Or is his swim marbles-strung-wild insane? The question is time.
- Don't leave Saturn to his Cacophony. ...and I sense failure at bay.
- There is no time for poetry
- it has to cohere, for once.
- Get on it.
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