Jan 1, 2010
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phantoms in
the moss phantoms
in the train cars dressed
like porters with
black eye makeup
phantoms full of
saliva &
the cottoned virus
phantoms in the telegraph
ink
grinding
their teeth now
horses follow the
messenger girl into
the wooden woods
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January 01, 2010
