Give them to the homos, Werner Herzogs
laminarr flow
liminal, so
dumpy
Thor-Dumbo
and now,
sentencing's something
for the lactating rabbit chief:
Roman soldiers
at a distant outpost in the Dacian hinter
in the dark and Thracian Winter
of Dacia Trajana
meet a thin black haired woman
who approaches from the Trascau carrying
a burning bugbear cenacle
the infant Grazzini
this fate child
a mock conjuror sentenced by Odin
to forty years
at suck on the teat of Vampirella
must have coffee
crow black eyeballs of coffee
Bullbeggar
or gibberish in the pretended charm
The Romans approach
carrying a sweet unleavened bread
which they dunk
in hyper-history called
"Wily Beguiled"
"La Spiritata"
etc...
The Romans
at once, like fangs bared in the snow
and like the red pistils of amor
or the eyes of foxes
in the Gentillian dream
Gentianinae
cosmopolitan genius:
Humans
European rabbit
House dust mite
Silverfish
Vanessa cardui
the killer whale
Basking Shark
Brown rat
Peregrine Falcon
Osprey
Cockroach
o Endemism
o Gondwanan distribution
o Holarctic vampire priestess
you whose fangs of garlic
are used to play the harmonica ears of Dumbo-Thor
weird fat black swollen bladder
the asana called
upward dog
an erection
caused by Roman Mimis
Give them to the homos, Werner Herzogs
thick outlines of whatever you want
I'm Christ on a Donkey carrying the real Savior (ie Savantine)
one, Abraham "Abe" Sapien
the young fish roman ordnance
gilled to the beast legg in buggbear
our Cenacle and Cenotaph remain
to perform this
Commedia Erudita
ABE BUGGBEAR SPIRITATA GRAZZINI
at suck on the nipple fang
of Giasiulinia
In 1540 he co-founded
the Accademia degli Umidi
("Academy of the Humid")
Grazzini was temperamental,
his life consequently enlivened
or disturbed by various literary
quarrels.
His Umidi brethren expelled him for a time,
because of his ruthless criticism of the Arameans,
a party of academicians who maintained
that the Florentine language was derived
from Hebrew, Chaldee, or some other branch
of the Semitic.
He was readmitted in 1566,
when his friend Salviati was consul.
II Lasca ranks as one
of the great masters of Tuscan prose.
His style is flexible
and abundantly idiomatic,
but without affectation.
It has the force and
freshness of popular speech,
whilst retaining a flavour
of academic culture.
He rides a wild dumbo
through the deep and Dacian
hinterrrrrrr......
