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PHILIP JENKS
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Mysterium TremendumBYPHILIP JENKSFor Rabbi Berger, Beth El Synagogue, Durham North CarolinaBess was my gussy friendShe always took care.From the frictionOr could. a bell is something different.
Altogether. Such costly errorsOf the mind. Eso and exoterrorSkeletons. The pink bodyEating its shell.
She had pleaded not to pickUp with the underneathLegs and all scrabbling.But the fluorescent testsAllowed for prepreception.
Every ghost limb has a war story.But not every war story has a limb.Fifteen thousand candles areLittle kittens. It's an exed out eyeThing for this one.Or in the rubble, an OboeTuned by the wind.Half of him is impoundedIn the tree folkGemeinschaftHalf of him is a city.If you call him in the forestYou might get the gut sideVertiginous and quiver,Covered in vines and hairTo camouflageWhat's on the inside that counts?
What fixed and determinate storyHails from the forest theseFisted halls?Most of him is hanging in the tree youSee blinking in the sunlight, such a drip.The rainwaiter tickles the private.
Got to get it together.From formal folkComes the shining.