Incursion
He walks his weight toward
a likely sluggish pace.
Harvest is a trope. Rope tricks
pleasure themselves
a little to the south of fever.
Cleves nudge the thought
of tipping over. And under-
ground. A magistrate, a magus
just breaths away from symphonic
seeds. Granules all too near
he prays if he prays
at all. How tall an infant
may be about to be?
And will he beam a slip of insistent
light upon a span of trees? He lumbers
in my sleep. Complete with vowel
sounds receding within the mind
of an envelope. A spring fed
moat. A relay still circumstantial
cradled constantly away.

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