a poem by John Dorsey
ezra pound motherfucker poem
a bar i'm one of them when the kid shouts out who here has read ezra pound and not just some bullshit in an anthology everyone raises their hand and i want to say that sometimes it's just easier to let the dead speak on their own behalf they are simply better dancers graceful weavers of words that seldom forget that we were all born into obscurity that the words that frame the poem on our lips make for good excuses beautiful skeletons hollow keys unlocking promise promising nothing asshole he reads a poem that reminds me of ezra pound if it's 3 lines well then that's 3 lines too long when all i really i came here to do is get drunk on the spirits of the dead and to quietly keep my shadow from jumping into the flames of so many long forgotten teenage wastelands up for dancing in the halls of the academy let the skeletons fuck spiderwebs if they feel like dancing in the closets of heaven be too drunk to protest their notions of genius |