Best Poems Written by Amelia Korczak

Notes on Speech and Light

& the cotton-mouthed bliss is 
a life i dissolve into
can anybody apart from us feel?
amid solar pulses i exist under your orbit, 
speaking into you
bright-bodied in rampant succesion to lone Junes
from when the days were long
and realisations sprung like fresh fruit, the first bite
thirsty after a winter drought
ive always been a trite conversationalist
but now we exist beneath the macabre skies,
 in wake of the suns divorce 

speak to me in those laden prophecies 
the language you save for disasters

my words scatter within your radiations and i am pool-drunk
chlorine chasing a summer theophany,
busy understanding the world through you

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