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Pregnant Sky
Pregnant Sky
a.m. hours 9/23/89
at the cemetery
amid broken bottles
& fractured tombstones.
no one cuts the grass
& the Getty gasoline
sign spins circles
above our heads.the dead rise up
out of their graves
& a great light
fills every crevice
& there is no darkness anymore.trees grow everywhere
& the concrete cracks
& turns to beach sand.a series of miracles
& the labour thrusts
o a pregnant sky
Davis Roskos 10/26/89
From Big Hammer No. 2, 1990 | Iniquity Press / Vendetta Books. This issue is out of print. Please check out some other available Big Hammer Issues by clicking here…
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