Your Boleyn neck stretched until it could withstand no further torture. Like an impossibly long-stemmed tulip struggling in deep shade, animal-vegetal metaphors undid you until death arrived, bloodless, polite and without a hint of rancour.
It had to be in May when the grass could never be greener,
not even in gentle June or lush July I saw the girl in the green spring coat. Only a child model in that intoxicating zone between homely and divine as crisp as celery, as dangerous as absinthe. No matter who is posed besides her, she will never pale although she is paler than a garden variety ghost a hidden scheme, a shameful scene, a spurned dream
in whose forest did you get lost? was it at dawn or was it at dusk? Did you nibble on treebark? Did you repose upon moss? Were you a gone girl or an invisible guest? No matter, no matter, You were killed by your quest.
Are two chairs indeed better than one? Yes? No? Perhaps a divan, a settee, something one could use or even own? If I furnished my hovel with mismatched seating options, would that make me a designer or merely a nervous squatter?