Dan Beachy-Quick
Heroisms, 4, 5
4.
I speak these words directly into his yawn
Open cave of
his dark almost kind
of fire-lit mouth
And the shadows there my words form these shadows
In the back of the hero's throat
A world we applaud where chained to the ground
We watch the trees walk past us. There are other ways to describe the year:
Seasons of
The hero's boredom.
5.
Where the horror is comparison, honor sees
Hands in the trees instead of leaves—
Honesty asks why the applause is so quiet
When the wind blows so hard—
Breath is the atmosphere at utmost extreme
Where the lungs are flowers—thought the dew—
The sun doubts everything, a general statement
In whose light the hero sees these helpless things
Beg mercy, beg darkness for obscurity—
We do not comprehend the awe, it comprehends us—
When leaves fold in halves they look sleepy
Like eyes, but these eyes are fists
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