Imagine hot water music traipsing down my throat when you had your sharp tongue shoved down my throat with contestations simmering in my sinews, a few of them scandalous some true like the sudden fleeting of your crepuscular brow to two moons paler than the love – or the long traverse to the treacherous roads of your skin mapped out in excess your lecherous debris sprawling everywhere like words to a book or silence to an early morning commute, your undulant bursts outmatch the weight of my steady anchors, imagine this cold wind sinking deep into the bone at 4 o’clock in the afternoon drunk in front of faceless crowds hunting for purpose, discombobulated erudition in sodden corners and cheap thrills,
imagine the scrumptious twinge of the Sun that mangles its arms to paint a new moon for us both and think of this as a consignment to oblivion when the twists and turns of the road remember only measures of steps that have no names and not the passengers, where one wrong forceful shot at fate could mean the end of all things down below an ocean of muck or just stale blackness and ravines of voices bellowing to call out departed ones
where you are just as trivial as driving in Kennon Rd. at night without maps and beacons, only far-fetched city buoys, the frigid wind, the collapsing bannister of the night cloying the turns sharper than how it was to first see you leave in the morning, bringing in the fog for the first light of reality to burn.