制度

Callaloo Pub Date : 2024-05-14 DOI:10.1353/cal.2018.a927543

Malik Thompson

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以下是内容的简要摘录，以代替摘要： Regime Malik Thompson (bio) & the gods bring leaflets of nightshade to the slaughter.The virgins disrobe & huddle.海峰在他们身后颤抖着升起--一望无际的蓝色乞求到达另一个海峰。黑曜石的剑身，石化木的剑柄。我们在同心沙环中吟唱黎明的祈祷。月亮悄然靠近，与潮水擦肩而过。深红色的百合花在尸体躺着的地方开放，一位牧师温柔地将它们放下。这些花朵在白色泡沫的到来时溶解，深红色的花朵变成了短暂的珊瑚。鹈鹕、善于捕捉机会的舢板和珠眼海鸥。你愿意成为我的天使，陪伴我度过这残酷的时光吗？祭司们把夜来香碾碎在血和海水中。众神将药水灌入他们的口中和眼中。众神用母性的眼睛歌唱。秃鹫委员会很快就会来到这里，骨头会闪闪发光--被太阳晒得褪去了血肉。[他的作品被《辛辛那提评论》（The Cincinnati Review）、《丹佛季刊》（Denver Quarterly）、《Sundog Lit》、《Diode》、《MQR Mix-tape》、《Oroboro》、《Poet Lore》等刊物收录或即将发表。他曾获得兰达文学社、黑曜石基金会、布鲁克林诗人协会、Cave Canem 等组织的支持。版权所有 © 2024 约翰斯-霍普金斯大学出版社 ...

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Regime

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Regime
Malik Thompson (bio)

& the gods bring leaflets of nightshade to the slaughter.The virgins disrobe & huddle. Crests of ocean tremble& rise behind them—one expanse of blue beggingto reach another. Blade of obsidian, pommelof petrified wood. Our dawn prayers chantedin concentric rings of sand. The moon drawsclose & grazes its lips against the tide. An incurvedrib-cage shudders beneath the knife.Crimson lilies open where the bodies lie,the tenderness of one priest as he sets them down.These flowers dissolve upon the white foam’sarrival, deep red brightening into brief coral.Sea birds call to one another as they wadeacross the warming sky. Pelican.Opportunistic & beady-eyed gull. Will youbecome my angel for these grisly hours?Will you grant me wings as pure & featheredas your own? The priests crush the nightshadein blood & seawater. The gods pour the potionin their mouths & eyes. The gods sing withthe eyes of mothering does. A committeeof vultures will arrive here soon. & the boneswill sparkle—sun-bleached & stripped of flesh. [End Page 45]

Malik Thompson

Malik Thompson is a Black queer man from Washington, D.C. His work is featured or forthcoming in The Cincinnati Review, Denver Quarterly, Sundog Lit, Diode, MQR Mix-tape, Oroboro, Poet Lore, and other places. He has received support from Lambda Literary, Obsidian Foundation, Brooklyn Poets, Cave Canem, and other organizations.

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