the view outside Overton’s window
buckled body, bend doubled
with hands wine red
grasping, reaching, gnawing
from feet away,
causing the contortion,
with inevitable gravity
on your side, your
dead weight refocused,
hell-bent on possession
of this unassuming, plain,
light linen fabric
of us
on which I, too, have a hand
standing still with worried sigh
for I simply want a little
to cover us
both
while obstinant hue and cry
emanates from your maw,
your vector, your spectacle,
clamoring that I’m
ripping it
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The view is pessimistic here, but well done…