[Beshrew that heart that makes my heart to groan]*

gather matter to make breasts—throw hay, then he—

my vasetuft, hidden, tended, roaming—if power

then outlet or go to mountain seer—

fist’s round, bittersweet salt—be my velvety bearsmut—

frothy he-arm cult—seek fat elm (eye hymn

to the dead)—flex arms, grunt, harden—

he smears a milky omen—f-off—ate hind

butchered in forest—smoothes cloth (tart, red

berry on it)—womanly spit streams—oh shed

form (entrans it)—they boyblur—tamed leather hip—

blue theystag whimpered—remake he (rose,

sugar, tangle)—goathorn moon in steel city—

now i feather epithet—untidy boneglint /

hilt sham—maidenantler (a perfection).

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[So, now I have confess’d that he is thine,]*

woven: hidden / shone—i taste chaosshift

(nightgod flies away)—melt my tar / mold—

lift feet, tie him, horny, aloft—morsels,

clot, rot—he lusters to wifely bottom,

to holehunt, to winterwolf—i, bent bluer,

ask (nods no)—curvature (hoof, tit, hide)—

rude ewe feels hairy—milk torn to butter,

hand bound to hand—dab at thirst / fist them

(they slow, they bite)—oaktuft (taut), he (taut)

roots (taut)—lush petalhurt—stout he-fur—

i do aftercare, dry naked sub foam (semen)—

luminous gush thins—i he-mark doeboy,

thistle him—a shamebath (oh hound vomit)—

a “new” halftype—horse meat (honeyed it).

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*These poems (“divinations”) were created with the assistance of an online anagramming tool. Each divination is titled after a Shakespearean sonnet, and each line of the divination contains all the same letters as the corresponding line of the original sonnet.