University of Victoria - Tower Yearbook (Victoria, British Columbia Canada)

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From Windows by D. Declorc: IV. See a desert Sparse with the life of vultures Perched on cactii pedestals, Clawing for their green paper prey, 'ln Daybreak 's Rattling Dice of Light by Kim Spaw In daybreakis rattling dice of light, red limbs of Hector will scoreh dust into furrows of mixing colour, stripped gore, slow puss from dark cuts stream under the fickle wheel. Blue dreams will haunt King Priam. Achilles, red as blood and half a God, will these things. 'Round the walls in roulette rhythm, the ranting chariot will roll, swift shield by chance catch sun, and stallions drink thick smoke from the fire of hot whips. Red memories will mourn Patroclos. Achilles, red as blood and half a God, wills these things. Helen will rise, alarmed, shuffle off sheets like Tarot cards, run to the window, naked, smell the stoking flesh and swoon on the marble flooris veined design. Achilles, red as blood and half a God, wills these things.

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