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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
YEARBOOK, by MILO DE ANGELIS
First Line: From the barbed body, wires
First Line: From the barbed body, wires
From the barbed body, wires
climb into the air
with the proof of a scream. Like a
primitive formula of poverty,
every meal melts
into drops through the heart, every sleep
is encrusted in matter, that meeting
between raptus and firmament
from which we return erased.
Used by permission of Story Line Press.
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