Section VII of "Poetry for Boys":
Down dampen sully unknown
because you ate the sunshine,
asunder among the porch-light
a tune to know, of history’s mesh
an epistolary flash of deer
young, always in fashion, in brave
pursuit, climbing down a piece
of fruit to get to the last boy in
town, who ate the town and
whipped his jacket up to the
wind and ripened on a cloud,
a compensating cloud in glut, and
he fell down, he fell upon those
vandals, he was a feat of sunshine.
Amy De'Ath
Erec & Enide
Salt Publishing, 2010
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