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inhaling bethlehem

in my mind,

i work at a third world convention,

bleeding saliva and avocado paint

behind a mule's *** like

seeking coverage was difficult

or something.

 

now it's past

the pillaging of painted americans,

valleys once rolled with corn and feather's weight,

but seized by nation's serious fathers.

 

the table creaks as sister

literally screams, "Grace!"

and the cotton tablecloth even

bows its head in poultry's spicy scent.

 

i said it was past,

un-remembered after a

murderer (more than)

antagonized another's HDTV

(bold, high, pronounces, and shrieks

more shivering-ly

than when a spider stepped on my toe).

 

now there are halos

beginning to blush,

vibratos crescendoing to

the last of leaf's sultry breath.

 

Noel was large-eyed,

carols twirling lighter than snow.

 

they made the Lord

wonderous, because o,

my baby king,

 

the manger was not a velvet cushion,

and neither will his

(or your)

days to come.

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Written by
misnomer
Published
Nov 28, 2011
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life isn't always as soft as your grandmum's knitted sweater.

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