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KATABASIS




Daisy-like and dazzled

by the last ray of hope

Eurydice turned back

not from the underground

but the underworld.

She was alone and beaming.

Orpheus just decided to remain

down in the realm of darkness

dancing and playing the lute.







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WORTHING, 1894

 


A cloudburst loomed over the Worthing seaside, 

and he puffed curls of blue smoke

from his Parascho cigarette to the leaden sky. 

Snazzy and just arrived from London, 

jolly like a maypole. He clocked himself hearing

 his own name—ghostly—from the pier:

Oscar! Oscar!

He believed himself seeing Ganymede 

conjured up by the scented smoke. 

The most beautiful effete ever, cupbearer of Gods.

A breeze of lust wafted through the green carnation 

glowing on his lapel.

Though it was not his name that resonated

 all over the sea, but the wind soughing 

through a seagull's skeleton.





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