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10/31/11

The oil it pops,

God it's hot,

This lot, I's my dots.

 

Scatter plots, disconnected spots

All I get taught,

Is sought and bought.

 

The dripping mops,

The spinning tops

They talk, and they walk.

 

The failing crops

grasshopper hop,

The flop will never stop.

 

Sopping wet socks,

The snow it locks

The doors and panes that lock.

 

Southward the birds flock,

In the trees that Hawk

Avoid men's cinderblocks

 

The future sulks,

as time does its stalk

of all upcoming squawks.

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hank-roberts
30 / M / American
Published
Nov 1, 2011
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