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    Moon Man Masque
    (The Grey Tea Party)



    It is misconception that beauty can dance in a shroud of death
    and that a killer can forget his one and only breath
    but now is not the time to wonder quick queer fancy
    for tonight we march
    and we don’t come home
    till the lover is dead


    We kiss the rosebuds of the whiskey bottle
    we reel and hide
    we swim out to the island
    build a set for the hand of rain
    twilight all the stars with knives in their backs



    Press against the earth
    and feel it swallow us in its mothers embrace
    feel it rein our souls,
    and skewer out our bones
    and leave us perfect
    leave us god

    We’re all strangers,
    all niggers,
    strangers in a strange stone face

    There was a murder on the streets
    and the cold grey pavement, now a crimson child,
    running and playing down
    Quick son, where’d the killer go?

    He jumped in my soul,
    and he went down my arm, and my little finger,
    then he came out the barrel of this little gun
    now I think he’s hiding in the lung of that man,
    playing in that little red puddle over there
    What a silly man
     
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