
fissure sophistry (flarfish #49)
the fissure for the half-
sister in the late 1940s
the recurrent gland
the lamé strait-jacket
where the nub meets the timber
she shows herself capable
erratically advertising
sometimes disappearing
the serviceman
the bookmarks
the timpanist
(again)
lived together
in common-layer
bas-relief
in some arms illegal
non-biplane propeller
flirting with woodcutters
then timpanist to timpanist
however
in the novella
(in the early bookmarks)
mr. melancholy
mr. teardrop
mr. interlocutor
marry and refuse a steady gland
a finch strait-jacket
is cold sophistry
a final appliance to charity

“Then I filled your drawer with
tight dark fists.”
— Jane Kenyon / “The Socks”