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Wonder Wheel by Wo Chan - Poems | Academy of American Poets

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angels undress, & solstice has got us mini, stilled . . .

Wonder Wheel Add to anthology × Load audio player Wo Chan for Hye Yun Park angels undress, & solstice has got us mini, stilled . . . hot hounds thrash east into ocean’s maribou, foam that is knowledge, our own gravy bods veloutine as time is giving. it’s pajeon weather, krill pink past prime, past memory & vistas futureful. i saw the backside of my own eyes, great no-god carousel rouged as nutmeg with blood. the nerve! i mean it was the nerve. my optics creamy yet thinning, hair moss in abundance, precise as the meridian. not even a bird could escape becoming more like a bird. what is fr

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