tiny poems by Grant Hackett
whose flesh lies beyond the edge of the rose
how many dreams encircle a seed
whose love is snow on a black woolen sleeve
who cried eight tears into the heart of each star
who runs the circus of death
whose martyred howl shall be restored as flesh
petals of rain
honeyed sky
young mountain silently rising inside
island: the moon
that swallowed the moon
a mouth that gathered clouds
a short poem published in Issue 5 of tiny wren!!
whose vision dies at the entrance to dawn
on which side of my skin is sky
if dream is the cradle, who is the child
whose skin has not awakened to green
whose heart is blind with eyes
where are there hands to bandage the sky