Tim Barrus: The Blocking of Retro-Imagination

The sky itself was inoculated against the cold. Some hotel chef will cut a swan from the blood ice of the bird itself. Either way, ice was your tongue in me and melts swollen like the light drinks the attic swallows in the abandoned barn where learning how to breathe was missing. I have never gone demon on any of them yet. Their ghosts are in their throats. Belly up. Like fish.