There are a couple of narrative sections in Astrometry Organon which provide a kind of skeletal framework or context of the rest of the stuff. This is one of them, my own retelling of the Perseus/Andromeda/Cetus myth.

MENKAR




Said beauty shackled by 

	maternal hubris, a blithe

flicker in the great dark

	creature's eye as

gorged on ruin it lumbered 

	toward she splayed

on rocks, unabashed, as tho

	the matriarch can't know

what beauty's for, or even 

	chains, for that matter for what

are chains but mute reminders

	of the terror of circumstance,

what horror or what folly

	or coy indifference of she

who took the base beast between her

	lips, real horrorshow, & that

happy demon who curdled &

	with a shrug snapped those

same chains, & there on those

	rocks she felt the kiss

of the suckers on the small of her 

	back as the razed lands wept

for the spoils of arrogance

	& then the one hotter than said

nereids heaved the whole muddle 

	away under the rocking 

of that negator, liberator 

	never a father's kin, a karma

lumberer, what beauty knows

	is how trite conflict melts

in the crucible of a red sigh 

	& the creature knew what

beauty knows, who knew naught

	but struggle now naught

but love, the 2 of them there

	like a fuming reactor as it

is said the parched land would be renewed

	by those groans, transgression

erased by beauty & its double

	entwined on porous rock, until

Perseus, prig, came with blows

	of his father's father's 

father's sword: pretty jock

	darling of Athena who cleaved

the purring beast in 2 &

	so she savage beauty let fall

the bruised tentacle

	from between her breasts

& took her place with him though in

	her slept still the seed of the Other &

slept beside him who belonged 

	to the land & its wars 

& she who belonged to no-one 

	& the ghost of the monster 

who belonged to her & to the porous

	stones & the screaming waves

of the sea.