SLAGHEAP burn translated from An...

SLAGHEAP burn

translated from Andrew Duncan


meant physically: accidents, turn the thoughtss dead, suddenly
purple churchs shafts; slagheap glow
was brandy, bootleg
for cave-dwellers, then
"all disclosed for the First of May."

and in the evening
the acrylic bag, in the stalls the stone age
operettas, the livestock
in barns, in the evenings
the easter bunny twitching; flexibly

compare the depart hurriedly on the beam
with wild rabbits wiped on the outside by the scab: when
first your feet proceed blind, when
your watchs slowly disappear; know

how in the lamp, the cone of