fragmentolog[e]
[memento mori]
1.
coccyx: vertebra[e]--
bone tin foil scissor
flowers [tiny cherubim,
feather-veined] re: be still
harpies, rosettes of
2.
macule: ellipse--lunate
bulbous endoderm, polypi
persimmon[twisted fruit
of, pith] re: shrinking
euphorbia[e], spurges of
3.
knots: spider ganglia[e]--
nerve cell spinal cord
wisteria[umbricoid tendons,
curette] re: lifeless
origami, tourniquet of
Fragmentolog[e]
[the garden of earthly
murmurs]
1.
Ripcord: charred blockage,
<mediastinum> heart patter
communique--[red, shrinking
fire, crackles] re: spontaneous
helix spiral, spiral out of
2.
macrophage: adumbral dots,
sweet pears wrapped in body,
sillhouette, drowse[ veinous
damask, ephemeral] re: fallow,
slender as facula of
3.
Tensors: pell-mell,
free-falling loopholes of [dun,
din macula[e], plumas indigo
worm, nebula[e], re: white dwarfs
thrown to sky, retroflex of
apocryphaltext Vol. 2, Nos. 2 & 3
Matina L. Stamatakis resides in upstate New York as a freelance
photographer and writer of experimental poetry. Her works have been
featured in various online and print magazines such as Otoliths, Word
for/ Word, Eratio, Zafusy, Free Verse, Hutt, etc. Her first e-chap, ek-ae: A Journey into Ekphrastic Aesthetics, will be out summer 2007 courtesy of Dusie Press.
2 poems by matina l. stamatakis