Wikipedia Poem, No. 950
blessed her fact
that no one believed her
and darkness fell
this little temple snake
little lick her agamemnon fell in love
with the prophecy
clytemnestra weighed herself
and blessed her fact with a gift
foreseeing the gates of troy
during the prophecy clytemnestra
denied the desert island
foreseeing birds
gift of foresight
gift of prophecy
clytemnestra as birds
abandoned the gift
the sun went down
and granted her a fact
no one trusted her with the fact
a gift of birds abandoned over denial
the sun goes down and darkness falls
this little temple snake licks her
fact that no one believes
the fact believed her ears
the sun went down
and granted her darkness
and fell this little temple snake
eaten by birds abandoned on her fact
the gift of clytemnestra abandoned
the sun foreseeing destruction
darkness fell this obligation
foreseeing the gift of foreseeing
the poet eaten by birds abandoned destruction
continued into that
which no one believed her
agamemnon fell backwards into the temple
and darkness fell with him hesitates
this little predictive temple
licks fact the gift weighed heavily
on her darkness fell in love with the poet
darkness fell in love with the poet eaten by birds
to be eaten by birds abandoned by the gift
her curse was astonishing beautiful and dark
this little temple this little temple licked
the desert island poet eaten by facts
abandoned abandoned on god’s advances
he placed an astonishingly beautiful curse
the future in her little temple lick lick and lick
into that destruction of fact into darkness
the beauty that no one believed
her astonishingly licked agamemnon gone
