Carcass

This poem, appearing first in M.E.N. Magazine and MenWeb, appears in T.A. Delmore's first book of poetry, Ecllipsing F: Crow Poems in Three Parts

The dead pigeon excavated, on its back. I know this work the finished meal. Toiling crow ate this carcass hopping between car, bus. Full, they flew leaving this hole on the street where leaves and air will not meet. Legs bent up seem attached to yesterday. And the sound of pigeon bones, crushed by my foot, shattered like terracotta pots. T.A. Delmore

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