Tuesday, February 2, 2010
The Oil of Orange
the oil of orange
the oil of orange
blood on this
bronze sun
put linseed oil
on copper
apply a flame
or how blood
blackens in
the heat
we sit drinking
thick hot
cocoa
speak of poetry
& how we stay
the same
& how a hill
reminds us
of bones
or later driving
with the windows
down the coldness
of stars & the music
we cannot make
of any future
would you burnish
the child until
the light
was all you see
or leave her
to the rain;
Craig & I drink chocolate
Richard Lance Williams
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