Aubad(a villain/ell)e:
An Anacrostic
Villanelle With a Theme from Finnegan’s
Wake
Till meandertale, aloss and again, they lived
when laughed, rant-loved, friend-left.
How bootiful! But, most multiplest
manner, very much hurt, she wants, hand to him eyes, halve feudal
Aloss and again, the me-and-her-tale they lived
(unnnh!-laughed), end loved, aunt
left.
Nothing no wrong (timemarching)
yet a hell of a hill of a hull of a hole in his tale. “Dearasst
Know this, so culp me goose, who did you do
today at school, on shoal?”
Yawn. Told bold meandertale, a
gain and a loss way they lived, thin laughed, scant loved, both rent, no thing
left.
Out, for she could shake him, an oaf no more,
he was wont to, so he left.
Uh-oh,
oh no, her millions of moods used up slanguage, as words as penmarks, used up
sinscript and coal
Jokoselistlessly was he, all hoar now, at night
no neigh for lay, a human humor theft,
Old for,
before her promisedcuous hands, not even then to erect so would or were she
adept,
“Hitherandthithering,
howloldmoutherhubbert,” he thought while watching her skin shake folds.
Natural
twas of late, re-membered his formeralled body, kiddling when cuddling her, she
felt her left--
Coolskittle
his sheets soughing empty under praymissed-cue-us hands, she wept.
Alldaybrandys
he drank, listlessening gee, “howso hard all grief and grouse gone-grieved
Gripes
and halloo ‘n’ harping-hollers all long day all lung at me” he sezd.
Everlastly,
she wanted he, only he, but he lived, unlaughed, a loss, again he left.
Dumb,
half her food all, no multiblest man to her was he but that who once was
formally.
Until
meandertale, they lived when loved and laughed, all free-ends they left, a loss
and a gain bereft,
Having
me-and-her-tale when love that lived grand laughed, like wind again not-small-loss
sad cleft.
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