the muse is fickle this autumn,
beseeching for tribute and homage,
burnt flesh and libation.
but a poet owns no livestock,
and a drunkard can spare no wine,
so the quill lies idle by.
the inkwell crusts,
congealed like blood
which pools but cannot dry.
Saturday, November 13, 2010
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