Here are three poems I’ve written while working, at different times, in different moods. Enjoy!
Daniel Christopher June
The Dewdrop
The dewdrop slid
Luxuriantly down
The grassy stalk.
Paused
Shivered
Closed her eyes
And—
dropped.
Hate, waiting
Teeming flights
Of my seething brain.
My flush, it bites
From a cry deranged.
Gnawing thought
From clenched tight teeth
It bites for you
Your flesh it seeks.
Stamped, my legs
Are anchored here
I clear my mind:
It will not clear.
I lust to thrust
My hate in you
Into your blades
To drill these screws.
Structuring Order
I stand central
Agent of structuration
Back, Bubble arched
Fingers flying lines
Of grids, spider fine:
Crack of creation
In the jet black night;
Urge of relation,
Logos of Light.
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Perfection
Is
Easy
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