Mongrel Words By Grant Guy
Mongrel Words
Mongrel words ingest the harmony of poetry
Bequeathing it with a reality of sinew and bone
Bequeathing it with a reality of sinew and bone
The misfit words are the rising citadel
That bares the cradle of short range dreams of men & women
Bulldozing the long range plans
That bares the cradle of short range dreams of men & women
Bulldozing the long range plans
Everyday I chew on the malcontented words
Nourishing me with the spine and raw muscle to kiss the morning
To hug the night in gracious avidity
Nourishing me with the spine and raw muscle to kiss the morning
To hug the night in gracious avidity
I drink the miscued words with unquenching thirst
I stride up to the bar of life and grab another bottle
I cannot get enough of the bullets and knives they heaves
At the reality of our blue ball lost in space
For the molesting words are psalms
I stride up to the bar of life and grab another bottle
I cannot get enough of the bullets and knives they heaves
At the reality of our blue ball lost in space
For the molesting words are psalms
Without the menacing words the harmony of poetry is spat out
We are as dead as the void without a godhead
Let us be possessed by misbecoming words
Bio
Grant Guy is a Winnipeg, Canada, poet, writer and playwright. Former artistic director of Adhere + Deny. His writings have been published in Canada, the United States, Wales, India and England. He has three books published. He was the 2004 recipient of the MAC’s 2004 Award of Distinction and the 2017 recipient of the WAC’s Making A Difference Award.
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