even though, blood become
word. and the body
continues to have to
metabolize when slumbering,
till a future becomes
some moved on
parallel universe.
(mahogany-stained oak grip;
she’s the better
adventure, so don’t slip)
and the Long Dark sweatings,
unusual;
brambled-feet still stink.
(it would snow
in a raging roar)
wonder, can the crazy
be smelled?;
wonder, does the risen body
require metab.?;
wonder, did he catch a ghost
between his teeth?
and now [SELF-DENTISTRY 101]
hold on –
watch this guy
pull his own tooth.
(i’m too white
to keep this a-flow)
but Paul spoke the red, (amanuensis,
main-saint diggin’ the schizos)
and, but wait,
“Jesus spoke in red,” a lone
cowboy sang.
and colorblind, remember
and,
hold up,
guy is still working
that tooth –
some paper towels,
pair of pliers,
someone to hold the light.
“So I don’t get blood
all over my buddy’s bed,”
[brake]
“That was a long nerve.
You hear it pop?”
[brake]
“If I was straight white-boy,
this’d be easy,”
[brake]
but what can follow.
Mar 13, 2016
Mar 13, 2016 at 4:06 AM UTC
even though, blood become
word. and the body
continues to have to
metabolize when slumbering,
till a future becomes
some moved on
parallel universe.
(mahogany-stained oak grip;
she’s the better
adventure, so don’t slip)
and the Long Dark sweatings,
unusual;
brambled-feet still stink.
(it would snow
in a raging roar)
wonder, can the crazy
be smelled?;
wonder, does the risen body
require metab.?;
wonder, did he catch a ghost
between his teeth?
and now [SELF-DENTISTRY 101]
hold on –
watch this guy
pull his own tooth.
(i’m too white
to keep this a-flow)
but Paul spoke the red, (amanuensis,
main-saint diggin’ the schizos)
and, but wait,
“Jesus spoke in red,” a lone
cowboy sang.
and colorblind, remember
and,
hold up,
guy is still working
that tooth –
some paper towels,
pair of pliers,
someone to hold the light.
“So I don’t get blood
all over my buddy’s bed,”
[brake]
“That was a long nerve.
You hear it pop?”
[brake]
“If I was straight white-boy,
this’d be easy,”
[brake]
but what can follow.
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