← v17n2, Fall 2018
Poetry · Volume 17, Number 2

St-Germain Madrigal

Nose the unstoppered bottle,

Old World perfume, vulnerable

plea of the mourning dove,

fragile thrum, may blossoms

gathered, then macerated in casks.

Sweet elder, star blossom, known also

as the Judas tree, its shuttle seedpods

dangling like a body in the wake

of a decision. Pour two capfuls

into champagne, dulcet

bitter thread, sex-bite. Swallow.

The way a throat thickens, naming loss.

Eschew pronouncing possessive nouns.

Take gladness in not counting down.