Gregory Vincent St. Thomasino: William

23 August 2004

1.

a sally,
out of hand, is giving cupboard

to great aunts,
are likening boys, at scrimmage,

to brocaded hemlines.
And later on,

dressing up is chipping in, for visits
to quiet places.
 
 

2.

how, to overhear, is to seeing
is to waking, early on

is to raising, a cloth
in ransom

residing, is remaining
to pedal far, ahead, of shouts
 
 

3.

to such, a one, unremarked, by misstep
or violet

pretending, these clothespin soldiers
marching in place,

seated in relation to north, can precede
in common,

what is now, and what is giving way
are hidden, coming

to an end
or still unuttered, and again. A voice

seeing to morning,
is hiding grahams into umbrellas,

is hiding sneakers, into manners,
and knowing, is someone, eye to eye

or,
were otherwise unthought of
 
 

4.

a lawn, remote, in dither, bottoms
and ever varying

in picture, in summer, upon water and on clouds
to pedal far, ahead, of shouts

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Gregory Vincent St. Thomasino

About Gregory Vincent St. Thomasino


Gregory Vincent St. Thomasino’s poetry and prose have appeared in print in OCHO, Barrow Street, jubilat and in Xcp: Cross-Cultural Poetics and online at SOFTBLOW, Onedit, EOAGH, GAMMM, at Cordite Poetry Review #19 and at Xcp: Streetnotes. In 2009 he received the Distinguished Scholar Award from the Doctor of Arts in Leadership program at Franklin Pierce University in New Hampshire. In his spare time he edits the online poetry journal, E-ratio.



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