Julie De Kezel, [lee-po-rel-lo]

ONE

Strapped-on prohibited purposes of liberating librettos, spreading semen from sensually sensitive organ(ism)s. Scissoring obscenities covering unfolding mold.

  TWO

Slibbery, dripping wet siblings are sleeping in excavated shores, shadowed by x-gendered, flourishing flowers of dusk and musk. Rumbling rumours break the breasted, brown brim.

   THREE

Leaves left lingering at fluorescent watery, wavy coatings of washed out wax. An expelled pallet of appearing, transparent petals mingled with winged wallowing willow remnants.

But how can a leaf win from a rock?

Allusive alliterations by Koi Persyn on the work of Julie De Kezel