R&F Iridescents
Her glance like crushed pearls
She is mixed into transparency: ultramarine, Pthalos
Money captures the evasive nature of silverness
The usual greys in his German aluminum:
tin bluish darkbrass
A cool and light yellowish however
Since copper is the iridescent version of him
or a bronze that will not survive him
Beads naturally glance and flock around her neck like pearls
The crushed “has”
when transparent is mixed with possible
Money evades capture on his promontories
Very hotly, his deep money = tin
Darkness greys a metal blue
The thin light in however
Copper editions itself
Grain like pearls, a naturally volatile view of crushed beads
Transparency colors “such”
Money’s silver forms imprisoned
Copper in rainbow expenditure
runs beautifully away from them
When our volatile views are crushed like pearls, like grain
Money adopts our escape
A silver form imprisons our pessimism
A grey in trouble, thin in many brasses
Copper waits nearby, its expense a darkred Mars
Ancient, ancient bronzes, an uncontinued brown
Grain and pearl prospect in glass beads, in powder
When painting is an example of transparency
When iridescence is an escape from writing:
volatile, pessimistic, aluminum, prospect
A tight color troubles them in degree
The light writes over him in a cold yellow application
Pitch-stirrers, depth
She waited very close to him, a copper expenditure
Her red-dark ran advantageously around him
Her erasable prospects: grain or bead in flanged glass
She was corrected naturally with propellant
Which painting (for example) transparently mixes the rainbow with money?
A low form of captivity, this escaping in order to write
He forms normally an erasable pessimism
Brass is an actual intermediary between them
Clocks mix time up with depth and copper
They waited very closely together like copper plates
or old old bronzes
Wheat like beads, flanged glass, a naturally corrected painting
He is a transparent mix of Pthalos used to paint a uranium arc
Absolutely boiling hot: your deep money
The constant grey problems of his metals
A very narrow definition of him
as a stirrer of bitumens
Wheat and the prospect of pearls = the assumptions in painting
His transparent mixing with uranium in order to look like money
This captivity, this avoiding, this looks like writing
That very narrow him, an expenditure of darkness
He stirs her like bitumen
Where the spheres attach for example
Where the glass and flange were supposed to be
He is as empty as a corrected image
She decorates with pearls his transparency
The happy arc of uranium that looks like money
The body in captivity: written, supposed, avoids that
He is systematically uninformed
In brass meditation, the light written in yellowed grammar
Narrow for the sake of editions
Pitch stirred, asphalt desirable, without advantage
See where the spheres attach to her
The glass (a vacuum), a corrected image that decorates someone nearby
The body in captivity writes
As for the grey problems in his metals
He agitates in the launching of asphalts
She is stirred like pitch
She is one of the day’s copper favors
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Marsh Hawk Review is an online poetry journal sponsored by the Marsh Hawk Press collective. Marsh Hawk Review will appear twice a year, under the revolving editorship of collective members. Each issue will offer a selection of poems solicited by the editor, in addition to new work posted by poets in the collective.
Monday, March 7, 2011
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