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thinking of Chang E
responding to Damen O’Brien’s
‘Sonnets with the Moon’
at last count
bee circumvents
we are here to cheese
to weave under the drift
so far
all the moving world
past the rest
it’s all that lives
against fact of matter
pure delight
nonetheless
take aim
a green baize plane
concussion
all orbit
are landed upon
the dust prints still
waste trackless
it was all up with the eyes
a cloud so shaped
as pry behind
mighty yet
on the walls of the womb
it is written
neon bright
Payne’s grey’s a blue
but all cats are
we’ll well up now and then
I grew a moon in my mind
pondsworth
it was like a coin eclipsed
other way round
mere gravity
again and again
we sank and we sang
all the way down
to be without being
as I am in these words
as ‘when does a rock become one’
that is the trick of everything told
spin fast enough
find another shape
take a rabbit
going in flesh
coming out bone
take an egg
a bit of so-whattery
how would that come about?
bounce along
with a heart in the song
here because we’re smart
we’re strong
it was any moon
to flip
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