The badgers run
under the feet of thunder,
they scatter once light falls
onto artery gashes.
Gold chokeholds and blunt teeth
turn ketamine from the trough
into baby meat;
cider lights deep roots.
Blind from clingfilm
and studded skin,
a dragon hunts the pits
for blazes.
Rotor blades turn to straw
as candy anthems fight for space.
There be tigers
always,
in blunt forests;
grey cartoons alive
on skin,
we bloodied always sink the ill...
@Steven Francis poems 2009
Wednesday, 29 April 2009
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