Anthony Weir Poems

I dreamed.
I woke in tenderness.
I dreamed of tenderness
as a ripe plum squirting
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In the Beginning
God burst like a Balloon
Showering the World
With dirty shreds
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At the Conference of
Poetry Police
An observer who claimed
That a tree was worth
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December snow falling
tells me to stop thinking.
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The animal garden
Is now a murder-hole.
Language was always the Labyrinth.
Civilisation is striving, spurning
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Man in a shower.
His only reality
the removal of reality.
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My invisible, other true friend, Brother Zoti Lamort,
unknowable, ever-present, everywhere
like a vast four-dimensional carpet,
asks me silently why I have to be human,
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The greatest achievement is to become
unmentionable to the unspeakable.
'Now' is glimpses of the always
framed by never.
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Nature's red in tooth and claw
But we are black of heart.
There's more 'soul' in a jackal's paw
than all our works of art.
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Just another little organ
of the Great Conspiracy:
poetry as pathetic part
of the entertainment industry
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