Tohu Wa-Bohu and htuklam
- James Long
- Oct 27
- 1 min read
Small feet mine, uncalloused
and unlassoed
Plod scuffled and pawed the halls a'night
Adorned in silence
The filigree of dreams
Nameless and holy so
In shoes I moved about the sidewalks and
Sideways talk of
Budding barbarians and clumsy youthful hearts
Always slipping out before the end
I knew better place not to be
Formlessheavy
Now a tourist striding somber situating
What parts of mine were forged
A gallery of portraits from
Strange angles and stranger hands
Disquieted in this marvellum
Itching to slip out
Again before the end again
οτενἐγέ ξρὰσ ςογόλ ὁὶαΚ
οτενἐγέ ςοάχ




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