by Rus Khomutoff
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Fathomsun
“Words that open a solar eye in the middle of the night”
-Andrew Joron
Disintegrated icon of beauty
transcendental and mundane
fathomsun is struggles of patient nothings
the loneliness monster with
the tantalizing sign begs for more
emblem of in between days
the endless gaze is the blindfold of certainty
like the bird of paradise
that lands only on the hand that does not grasp
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Processed World
Behind the beautiful forevers
iconic dodges of the midnight salvage
celestial bodies
of spectral attitudes
the scarlet obelsance
on the floors of beauty
quarrying layers of identity
levity in the crux of melancholy
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Dazzle
to Takuya Ogawa
I hold the harmless tumult
the double wound of consciousness
every disappearance that leads to
another appearance
as if divulging a secret
surrendering to the forces within
a lurching waltz of iniquity
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October
After Bruce Davidson’s Clown (1958)
Fading away
in a sea of dotted infinity
the rhythm of life
against monumentality
caressed by beautiful capacities and
sublime understandings
supersolid forms of
evanescent knowledge
lost in a mirage of a beautiful forever
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Rus Khomutoff (@rusdaboss) is a neo surrealist language poet in Brooklyn, NY. His poetry has been featured in Erbacce, Poethead, Occulum, Former People Journal and Burning House Press. Last year he published an ebook called Immaculate Days.
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(Featured art: “Surrealist Jazz” by Ettore Aldo Del Vigo.)