A Jive Petrushka Chord
Modern poetry modern verse contemporary poetry contemporary verse modern poem contemporary poem
Another Phillip could have had you; you,
Another Phillip, could have held you. In
His arms he could have taken you, the two
Of you as one if you had loved his sin,
As he desired your innocence. A white
Of daisy, you, he could have eaten as
A Venus Flytrap swallows. In a night
Of differences, not Bach, but jazz
Spooled out on saxophones, or searing drums,
The two of you could once have been two keys
Stravinski plays as one, the one that thrums
Against the other, both lift up our knees.
The clashing turns to harmony with him
And you transposed to one dissonant hymn.


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