The Distant Fog's Surrealistic Curvatures; At My School Poem by Nathaniel A.Wallace

The Distant Fog's Surrealistic Curvatures; At My School



The crows are flying in the rain,
There must be oil in their feathers;
The murder rings around the tree,
There must be something there to see.

Nothing falls apart,
Nothing falls apart in the gloomy, pale blue
All is in deference -
Everything is defecable from a bird's point of view.

And marking their criss-cross on my window pane,
Left using the metal frame to blot out the rain.

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