The Last Hunt

Slippers on, his rifle wriggles
out of his winter coat. 7 am, and he's ready now
to launch an attack. His stalker's hat is worn
only to deceive: no point in waiting

for the slightest spin. An old man's
irony despoils the floor
in an absurd play of reflections - a new arctic
is shrieking, a hunter with a cleaning powder,

that's absurd! Yet still he crawls
though his impetus is gone; the silence, too.
From windward the victim's taken,

she's so thin, kin and can scarcely breathe
in the mockery of her dream. Then a limping, a noise,
amo, amare rocks through the mind. The rifle's full of saliva.
 
 

Kuba Mokrosinski

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