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In A House Of FireAway from the scorched sky In the entrails of this cave Even the darkness is red Jewels fade into bloodless flowers And the strange stench Of fathom-deep places and fear. Tensing a calloused hand The senses untouched Tongue cleft and parched Utters cursed penitence For a cloudburst. The acrid soil, I spill The split seed tumbles yellow Brittle dust scratches Retinal fireflashes Scours the sad skin Withering and vacant |
This poem is featured in 'The Bad Seed', Dee Rimbaud's first poetry collection, published by Stride in 1998. You can purchase a signed copy by clicking on the book cover image below.
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