Monday, February 6, 2017

where you can stick it - (To Flynn, I thought you were my friend)



there are trees on my curtains,
black and white spaghetti heads on forks bundled
like back packs on street punks
their hats or guitar cases on the ground begging for change; their imperfections from a pedophile induced and fed middle class stigmata
breasts too small, legs too skinny, legs too fat
breeding out the imperfections like death camp exterminations
and experimentation
like you – to the left
you – to the right
stacked in trains
led to mass graves

naked
their beautiful pale tushes facing the sky
ass up, shot by machine guns
the lucky ones
to suffocate beneath
beautiful
beautiful
pale dead bodies
long locks intertwined
vines growing through chain link fences
metal fences of pre-suburban back yards

American border collies happy to see their master
Blanketed by children
Run to the woods, dig through tunnels
Exiled-

And I have no care to write about the stick or the sand or the salt

While I am freeing the dead…

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