When I was kissed by fishes, I still
kept all your secrets tinted yellow
by a precipitate of silver silicates—
they were myriad, those fish, shaped
like toy bumper cars, nanosized, edged
with wildlife teeth, mineral-rich, running
from the other side of heat, satellites
to the underside of cold. Later, bronzed
in unwary climes, you must unwind me
from your debt, mollify my dissolving
muscles, forgive my vaporous ailments,
and accomodate my fractioned sacraments.
CZYTASZ
Welding Feldspar and Breccia
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