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Reincarnations

April 6, 2024
African homemade masks

My gods

Look at me

Like gelded phantoms

From the ruins of their tombs

As I supplicate to foreign gods

And they serve me well

Maybe better

My deities toss and turn

Trying to catch my attention

Managing momentary accessibility

In my carnal extremism

Like the explosivity

Of orgasm

Or innate desire for belonging

To the depth of surreal realms

The black gods

Half buried

In condemnation of their own

Call to me for redemption

When am most incompetent

Volatile and overestimated

Even to myself

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