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A.J. Huffman
Any Shade of Redundance
Viscious colors fall – Silent!
My eyes burn mute with their echo.
Imagination’s wasteland weighs
my wrists. I cannot feel . . .
The restraint
is an abomination of senses. Sounding
in ghostly corners of dawn, everything stretches
in and through . . .
something else ovulates
inside a mind. A diamond or a demon?
I laugh
at the irrelevancies implied in the inquisition.
(As if it matters.)
Sparkle and burn both scar the same.
A.J. Huffman © 2012