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A Found Sonnet: Blue and Black Gemstones

A Found Sonnet: Blue and Black Gemstones   “I cannot accept this death.  It’s been some Years now since we’ve seen each other.  Rimbaud, Though, Arthur’s art and face, still shine out from The back of my dark brain.  Rimbaud is a low, Bright sun which burns inside me,...

Sacerdotal Insects

        Sacerdotal Insects Young Rimbaud kept live lice in special seats Up on his head for a specific need. He didn’t leave’em in his guestroom sheets To cause insult.  He needed them to breed There so that, when in passing through the rues De Paris he encountered...

Narrow Rooms

          Narrow Rooms It started in a room made narrow by Paul’s Belle-mère.  Lice-filled Arthur bailed from this Before the bourgeois ones could make him fly At their command.  He fled to the abyss, The alleyed chasm of streetlife.  When Paul Found Rimbaud after...

Four Hundred & Twenty Some Odd Days

Four Hundred & Twenty        Some Odd Days When genius lived in London, English brains Were unaware.  When genius loved among Them, drinking gin is what they did.  The chains He broke in poetry and sex with tongue And knife and fists, the bindings he destroyed,...