It is entirely possible that you might never read this otherwise. I was looking for another poem when I came across this in Rain City Review v.?, n.?, Summer/Fall 1998:
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Tiassa
I'd rather leave it without further comment at this time and see what it brings.A Locus For Eden, by James Doyle
The skull distills the sun, shadow
by shadow, like black honey
across the descent of its eyes. The day
licks at the hours, a centipede
winding in and out, deepening the hollows
until they pulse with opaque
light, membranes
that distill the evening, a garden
where a god-like figure walks
the black trees
and searches for a cover
of flesh
to hide such awful knowledge.
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Tiassa