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Alexis Child
A world illustrated in words; the bleached bones
of aimless, cringe-worthy conversation, rattle away
like an empty railway carriage, inert and lethargic as an
animal exhausting itself against its prey, struggling not
to close its eyes to life, always in danger of sudden death.
In the silence speaks a home-grown god, proclaiming
praises to the bold architect; Poet, whose blazing hunger
for words conveys a yearning one struggles to name, as
if to capture the whisper of a secret, shrouded as a corpse.
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