Poems from Sideshow by David Oyston New but asks what will life

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Poems from Sideshow by David Oyston New but asks what will lifeDavid Oyston, Poems from the Sideshow, Hardback 138 pp. Fougasse from The Horrors dies. Sorrow. In the slackness that comes from the bodys death of tension lies strangeness, stranger ness: gums sharpen teeth, eyes sink, skin shrinks from nail beds. What remains is gravitys absolute dominion, deeper even than flesh. His names Henry. Fougasse is a form of bread he did not resemble. Erik strains to curve the wood, for the dead leave for the forest in