The city spikes that peer out over
rock-spires in the distance taste like
coffee grounds and finger paint.
They're bitter, but they matter.
Maybe someone north of Washington will
read our S.O.S. and send an airplane full of
urban-types to gentrify our graves.
And maybe Jesus saves.
Or maybe Jesus raves with coked-up
Gandhi up in Jersey, when the
winter turns to mush.
Jan 12, 2015
Jan 12, 2015 at 2:19 PM UTC
The city spikes that peer out over
rock-spires in the distance taste like
coffee grounds and finger paint.
They're bitter, but they matter.
Maybe someone north of Washington will
read our S.O.S. and send an airplane full of
urban-types to gentrify our graves.
And maybe Jesus saves.
Or maybe Jesus raves with coked-up
Gandhi up in Jersey, when the
winter turns to mush.
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