The Hour of Supper
in collaboration with John Milton and MC Hyland
we labor to dress
to tend
our enjoy ‘d hands
redress the wanton wild
an invitation
to the little luxurious restraint
an early
present
we labor to dress
our tender
hands
red, restless
too little too early
the present
stolen, a way
to redress wanting
we labor to dress
our joy in hands
resting on want
wild piqued to luxury
early restraint
consider abandon
we labor
we climb near each
other daylong
to undress
or we lay born of restraint
hour tender
thus, a wild fruit of breath
gathers in the basket
of our bed
we labor we dress
newly trained by an
unearned tender
I pay
all day
new currency
his scent so near
a smoked and dimpled pear