Waving wind-farm arms

Push out-of-it clouds over the fields.

Fields of wool, of steak, of pig iron

Of saddle sore mounts,

Of animal husbandry,

Enclosures of rape.

Ammonia sheds with eggs and thighs

Legs, winged breasts, oyster clefts

A flock of upside down chickens

On a single file wire.

Feathers in mortar, egg-bound bone ash

A ready meal of bone meal

Hoof and horn, slaked lime dust-bath

Dewdrop pools in guano saucers.

The desert hawk blesses her lips

With his undercarriage

In white excremental excitement

Tight in mummy’s bandage.

Emptied out falcons Horus and Ra

With side jars of heart and lung

Liver and lights, bird haggis

Standing stones of salt.

Moonlit wind-farm arms

Body-surf clouds over the bull-rushed delta.