Microcosm 19

MICROCOSM 19

Think of this sudden lack of beauty as a unique experience as senses in front teeth clattering,
Pain can shock and berries like salt on the naive lead nowhere
Splashing through our way in a genuine leopard skin
Katy threw the usual place with rat-prints and sweat under a common defence,
Without quaint proper good-byes to make futures of thought,
I found ruby tipped and maybe with the autumn breezes
To dig through our clothes black indications shivering in that sleep

© Gerald England

Composed: Gee Cross, 3rd November 1993

Publication

1994 Lost & Found Times (USA)

Microcosm 12

MICROCOSM 12

You will probably only be sorry for the
plunge effects of the full moon on your
toes. She dreamt of gold may be warned by
three miles never to return. It is morally
wrong to be born to completion, doorstops,
without bras or sponge. Dig a date listing
the image down to be born to allow suckers
to use the countryside and would like to
determine if you could use the bush.

© GERALD ENGLAND

Composed: Gee Cross, 5th September 1992

Publication

1996 Lost & Found Times (USA)

Microcosm 10

MICROCOSM 10

History books in which you are an elephant,
covering a lost moment of running over and
YOU have to return it by three old people,
who are extremely dull. Oh, and thinks,
overworked are thirteen fields seen in the
words to turn the probability of opening
and picking it up, and covering a
refrigerator door.

© GERALD ENGLAND

Composed: Gee Cross, 5th September 1992

Publication

1994 Lost & Found Times (USA)

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© Gerald England

Composed: Sheffield, 17th March 1973

Publications

1978 TOUCHSTONE (Brookeville, M.O.Publishing Co.)
1982 Interstate (USA)
1982 Poema Convidado (USA)
1990 Lost & Found Times (USA)