
We dig up the dead years from the backyard.
Rated: Fiction K - English - Poetry - Words: 149 - Reviews: 2 - Published: 06-24-11 - id: 2926688
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Eisegesis
You will attempt to see the profound expanse of the altruistic movement in b minor, much like the Americano-espresso drinkers hibernate in the afternoon still feasting on their morning fix.
I do not speak your language, reality
I speak in verse, in the PO-WAM
big bang theory of leisure and day to
day experimentation -
the cat is dead under the bed,
but I heard her salty gasps; her
bow-legged reminder that time
is always with us, even if as infinitesimal
as a sore joint.
We dig up the dead years
from the backyard, grow
our hair long again, throw
a clock over the fence, shrink
under Michael's yell, read from
the biblical tween novellas of
the current aristocracy, a innocent
innovation –
we begin to wear words
as earrings; text messages
WTF on our mouths like
the fissure of kisses
contention in b minor,
IDK.
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