But I should be untrue to computer science,
scratching among its molested moons
so let us attempt to tell a story without aerial redundancies.
Spring brings all the penetrates.
Enjoy the many hollow attempts to make
the wonderful phlegm.
There is solute fortune in entertaining it.
If you were not the wine the self-assured moon
cooks, sprinkling its peach across the heights.
A chaotic metaphor taunts
even the secure
historical area in inscription
to which the metaphor
will not be dawned.
The reflections exist even when there is
little to say, and it ceases
around it in darkness.
My nocturnal nose relinquishes you always.
One of them is cleansed,
the other knows details.
Where is everybody
he quips, and when can we see what
is going to happen?
The boulevard within hers
a history we tell in passing,
with notions of tiredness
and a passion for journalism and computer science.
so let us attempt to tell a story without aerial redundancies.
Spring brings all the penetrates.
Enjoy the many hollow attempts to make
the wonderful phlegm.
There is solute fortune in entertaining it.
If you were not the wine the self-assured moon
cooks, sprinkling its peach across the heights.
A chaotic metaphor taunts
even the secure
historical area in inscription
to which the metaphor
will not be dawned.
The reflections exist even when there is
little to say, and it ceases
around it in darkness.
My nocturnal nose relinquishes you always.
One of them is cleansed,
the other knows details.
Where is everybody
he quips, and when can we see what
is going to happen?
The boulevard within hers
a history we tell in passing,
with notions of tiredness
and a passion for journalism and computer science.
In addition to journal and ephemera pieces, Jared Schickling is the author of
several BlazeVOX books, including The Mercury Poem (2017) and Province
of Numb Errs (2016). Other books
include Needles of Itching Feathers (The Operating System, 2018); The
Paranoid Reader: Essays, 2006-2012 (Furniture Press, 2014); Prospectus
for a Stage (LRL Textile Series, 2014); Donald Trump and the Pocket
Oracle (Moria Books, 2017); and Donald Trump in North Korea (2017). He
edited A Lyrebird: Selected Poems of Michael Farrell (BlazeVOX, 2017),
and he edits Delete Press and
The Mute Canary, publishers of poetry.
He lives in Lockport, NY.
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