Poetry
Prose
Reading
A NIGHT IN THE TOWER
darkness is what we look for and windows
none isn’t a savage beast dazzling
snow that has been seen separates the distance from eye to eye
bird fixes phosphorescence on pale naked bodies
stone gyrates to become the corner that locks itself in
letting our flesh be locked away from each other
it’s night that is needed a piece of skin’s
single night listening to the never quiet enough storms below the cliffs
the sky is never deep enough for non-existence
finger moving on sleep gnomon of a rusty sundial
only when there’s no time is there the madness of a woman touching herself
the tower enjoys the salt reek of prisoners’ weakness more than our noses do
pain loves all that is incurable
exposed somewhere by the dark we
find each other’s depths over and over drunk
become unwilling to wake again postpone this dawning