Pestilential Dance

Pestilential Dance

A Poem by Onoma

Cooing with lantern in fist--interstices of darkness.
Some rat's skitter midway to hole holds hearing.
Gates of Horn, miles...pikes busy with sermon,
housing names by the telephone-book-full.
No undertaker I, a mere vagrant, throat's lump
cementing, switchblade stomach.
Racked with sublimation, I began a pestilential
dance--lantern hurling violently.
Moon's bulging eye presses up--discorporate,
turned inward, stone-cold, white.
A curious thing I, at all angles--lantern's amber
orb...moth as flame--interminable moment 
excorsing yet another day...between you and I.


Konstantinos Mark

© 2013 Onoma


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Added on November 20, 2011
Last Updated on November 29, 2013

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Onoma
Onoma

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