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Ovule

By Mark Goodwin
Spring 2022 | Poetry

you rolled the egg

you cracked a world

and there among the blue

fragments of a planet’s shell

you saw a god

and you watched

as at first the form licked

the albumen off its fur

and then unfurled

ears black

tipped and long

and then with

steel-tendon legs

your god

ran

Mark Goodwin is a poet-sound-artist and speaks & writes in various ways. He has published books & chapbooks with various poetry houses, including Leafe Press, Longbarrow Press, Middle Creek, & Shearsman Books. Mark lives with his partner on a narrowboat just north of Leicester, in England. He tweets poems from @kramawoodgin.


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