
Socrates Said He Fled Sex
We may have known the familiar erasures. Of frog carcasses rendered at sport. We've been found, knee deep in envy witlessly imagined for crying out loud. It’s the loss of power that oddly overcomes in a distant homeland. He had sought the power, speaking from one cheek thought himself thwarted. Stretch of Imagination Our pecan inlaid table on the parquet squares behind a derelict piano. Competing in infancy in a manner of stages. Forgiving the mess about they brought the dime store items same as in the Bible, purloined on purpose completely breaking in the backyard mud. They dug with hidden claws at most all their Gethsemani. Yes, I walk gently, but in giant strides gifted by grinning through every age. A song you hear from the throat, one not of the spirit but the flesh. A phone forever rings I’m sure I waste water when I sweep a basin. 2 new poems by Michael Igoe (October 2022) New poems from Michael Igoe
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