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TristDave Bonta

Chemistry

between two apothecaries the chemistry is charged language might not be a physician at some appointment we come to no agreement on the heart to part with it or not I cut off my hair as everything that is over
MunterDave Bonta

Sea dog

wild eloquence translated into dog a walk by the sea
EftertænksomDave Bonta

Babel

Tower of marl, homely in a chess set. Fuddled, talking, the others fell. The tower we made is quiet. Overcome with drink, I ride in. The tower stood waiting. A man respects the discourse of so many cavaliers.
MunterDave Bonta

Lexophile

I left my wife for a dictionary. It spoke as 1000 strangers to me, and if I saw hand and hatch I saw harpsicon—a bargain, a batten, a bed where I please my self, strength, segnora…
RomantiskDave Bonta

Muse

This morning I was taken with a comely woman: not handsome but a woman of the best language that ever I heard any in my life. I took leave to go to the office and could not return.
MunterDave Bonta

Ranter

I rant. My mouth must have some good Latin to flaunt, like a monk in the palace coming to look after his mind.
MunterDave Bonta

Territory folks

frost white on the gibbet the grammar out here in the country is buttery as lard
VredDave Bonta

Brief Case

i am not equal to the stars much less any junkie’s point of light my right index fingernail has gone missing i share a common tongue with lawyers and sociopaths a small white moth spends the night in one of my shoes so i avoid the paper get my blood bath from the dawn
DrømmendeDave Bonta

Expatriate

I stare at the wall without focusing until it doubles. From the neighbors’ unseen backyard, snatches of an English I can’t quite follow. A snail comes out of its banded shell, eye-stalks stretching in two directions.
EftertænksomDave Bonta

Coin

of the realm real even when plucked from a magician’s ear or exchanged for better weather its very ununiqueness gives it value its modularity makes it fit to toss edged in ridges like a worn gear it’s what one does to new phrases hoping they’ll gain currency