Who Knows? You Knows.
You’ve often made algebra out of my hunger
& fed me the five letters of garlic & excited me
so much that quiver becomes my genome,
that serious science believes, & how
many times have you thrilled me to seizure joy
& each of those grand malted times I’m reminded what
a xylophone sounds like because its exactly the sound
you summon from the metallic remainder
of my spine.
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That first line! This poem is a bit weird in a good way. “That quiver becomes my genome” is exactly the weird I’m taking about.
Fascinating poem, Jon. I need to read it again and again!
Fun title and poem.