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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required Naked death …the barred and sealed cattle wagons disgorge at the Konzentrazionslager the faux pas relief from urine mud faeces sweat and tears unkempt armpits buttocks best wear turned to damp rags reduced to moaning cattle nameless even the heifer wan straggly limp Alles! Raus! …the last quick dab of face powder the lipstick dried blood tan the felt hat lying soggy stained through bellowed haste on the mudcaked barrack floor the wampumpeag plucked by the helmeted claw stabbing on sole-cold cutting cement platform averting glances on sapped sagging busts shoulders hunched buckled in fingers reaching to scratch loins nostrils quivering whose the naughty stench then the trooped Indian file stray belongings dumped in a wasteproduct pile the once highheeled gait slumping to a side from the hips down to a jaggedknee limp prodding the miasmal mist the exposed varicose veins the knotty pubis the mons veneris the intimate warts and moles last year’s Ceasarian stitches the rump twitched less the lack lustre sentry gazes the unmasked leer the disdainful pursed lips neither shame nor pudeur and then the last gangway to nowhere the Ave-Maria road to Himmelweg a reprieve From the privately pub. coll. (re-worked 2016): longhand notes ( a binding of poems), 1999, 115p. © T. Wignesan – Paris, 1999/2016
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