Mark Heathcote
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'On That Mosquito Dusk'
O what will—come!
of the hammering, chiseling, light of death?
when each wood shaving petal has fallen
when the body of the lamp; has no more breath…
To push-out; oils hot-air! …at what is, remaining…
What will become of that listless tree moth?
When; the sun shrivels-up, 'on that mosquito dusk'.
Whose blood shall then clot against; the cheesecloth?
for him who is asking for nothing, but taking, everything…
Mark Heathcote
Submitted: Thursday, February 21, 2013
Edited: Friday, February 22, 2013
Poems by Mark Heathcote : 252 / 443
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