Jan 16, 2023

Poems by Mark Goodwin

yesterday Alphabet bit
into my old bone


non-song


today Alphabet’s throat feels
my flesh-shape slide


down


tomorrow this phantom
of antler-shapes

this ghost of ants’
ways over snow

this cross-
criss twig lord this


god will


begin


to digest


my human me
an


ing


tugged

a word out
from


mud


spat on
it to


clear
its


surface of


dirt then


heard


how a
word may


clink
ever


so very


gently as
light


hits
  it









Poems by Alan Catlin

THE BLIND TOPOLOGIST'S ALGEBRAIC PROBLEM is laid out on foolscap, representative numbers, theorems raised as lumps on parchment for well...