Here is a list of the things
my muse embodies:
Wheat grass.
My muse embodies breast plates decorated
with jade and amber and fluorescent pink
stones that belong at the bottom of
a pool of water coloured aqua (the jade
and the
amber are found in small
markets;
the water is
coloured by the
floor on which
it
finds itself
floating close
above -
sometimes it is dark
because the bottom cannot be seen).
My breast plate has become an arena
for bones
and for jewelry.
My breast plate has become an arena
for
decoration.
My breast has been wiped
of the seeds of the earth and
hungry as a breastplate I
have become clean.
I have become gaunted and blackened
and darkened at the eyes;
my skin has lost its rosy glow
but it stands still across my bones -
before we can create for the muse
we must become
the muse
(watch muses
through glass, through mirrors,
through windows);
my muse stands still, knowing watching,
knowing less the reprimand he has
upon my planting of new weeds,
upon the planting of my skin behind glass windows.
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