This poem is taken from PN Review 151, Volume 29 Number 5, May - June 2003.
The Fairground Scholaryour name upon my belly
your e-mail on my breast
when you carve your X upon my tongue
I'll know that I can rest
Now
can't feel your
pulse
can't taste your
dialect
can't follow your
gospel
can't read your
palm
can't remember
what I
can't remember
what it was I
wanted to say
but surely
it's what the
god of yellow
said to the
god of blue
there must be
green gods
too my sister
...
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