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Poetry || SubmissionsEven more of these wordsBy Lute unsaid, unwrote taken back the wheel ground to crushing halt the words stripped from the gears and thrown up against the wall to the otherside of town across the flowered bed deep within the well to the limits of the outer dark just as long as they are not inside of me. the naming of the parts the taming of the shrew the listing of the gods of maimed of tamed of rain of seined of taken from and given back of law and tort and arch of baking bread of life given and then taken away the composition of the prayer the definition of the damned the happy groups of smiling lads, the ladies strolling by and the naming of the parts. unweigh, unjudge, unpose, unworth unpaint let me leap beneath the grinding wheel unlife these words crushed out of me. Lute is 'aged, crusty, only a poet nothing more, nor less.' Contact Lute Today's Situation
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