the
silvery threads
(leg fog) distracted skull ea
ch even the midst
not
tattered the
quarry’s book
,scant and serious
as if ,the
title-page im pulse
ggaggging
down the scattered
throat th
reads your spilled
pages )fog
meal( before the court of
names ,forgotten
shade
floated in the
library’s
shredded breath
older
than the wind older
than
the sleep desk’s
facts
in your pocket
jammed
(fog mouth) sharp del
irious flowers
,face ,sh
eets ,esophagus
danced
beneath the pinched
fog
cus of yr water
written
,writhen bleached
miasma
clouds the
tongue’s )fog lens(
half face gleams ,sl
iced with b lack
With shreds of
paper from Olchar E. Lindsann’s
excision-poem from
his tale, The Bibliophage
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