Master of Ruins
Throwing a stone can bring down many useful 
things. A pale light, for instance. It may also
incite: a silence, if a caretaker does not quit
his dull habitual croaking. just try cannoning 

a volley into some feline eyes: you can
disperse mystery with a single stone's throw.
You can run into the street with a whizz,
if you have lived off an illusion

of her beauty for too long now. With a swing
of your arm the sticky allure falls into 
the briny gutter as if sheared by a scythe.

You can adorn your own end with a stone
and just like a stone hit the bottom;
and reclaim your hands. 
 
 

Kuba Mokrosinski

>>>Foolish/Moon by Kenji Siratori

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