Summation of Labor
Hanna Karras
But there, hand gripping faucet / It spoke in a language held only in the body
But there, hand gripping faucet / It spoke in a language held only in the body
I am motion-sick with / a divination-death glimpse / of a carnival Earth
Fearless, sweet boy, / your courage is not lost. / I am uncontainable / by nature too.
good afternoon, passengers. this is your captain speaking. first of all, i would like to welcome everyone to my midlife crisis.
The knife turns, but blood in your teeth isn't poetic, even when I almost enjoy it
He’s dreaming. I can touch him softly when he sleeps. I can watch his body heave and rest. We need this.
I felt the snap. A fool outrunning the weather, only to find out I was still too much.
Masterpiece
I see the world askew.
There’s a storm inside
my window,
inside my gemstone eyes.
There’s an army
in my fist,
fighting all my friends.
So, bring me splattered
I tried to see another way / and you shimmered / glitch-like / like a god.
Her love can grow 18 feet in a year / roots deeper than a well / Her appetite can leave you hollow / pulling away, yet drawing near
These days the dead feel / more alive than the living
I’m sorry my body keeps becoming a metaphor. / I’m sorry I kissed every sign looking for the thing it signified. / I’m sorry I wanted proof.
i don't own a time machine / so here i am gargling syrup / at waffle house at 2:13 a.m.
In a house, lungs are the window. Organs, vases on shelves in rooms. Visitors are light.
they’re starting to appeal to women
who had written them off as lunatics.
Love is like a museum. You have to look around, experience things, and then leave.
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