designed I designed a thumb and with it started the scarecrow’s collapsed church of celibacy
designed my doglike creature designed for a deer a memory using only those sounds taught to god by cars driven at night by blow-up dolls mourning the pink life of mimes
designed we designed a drunkenness that could breathe for a hole and the hole filled us with crickets and teeth
designed the cricket designed a classic hummingbird too stunned by the non-miracle of beast to leave the pecked eye of christ for the prayer of stillness darkened by a specifically timeworn crow done with being three times the size of god
designed god designed the same creatures as god
I had my honeyed life
designed my weakest son designed, ah
designed my passing designed passage through tapeworm’s nightmare of permanent stars
designed this poem designed the idea that a cricket could leave something in the future and get it back