corundum puppies and you begin to wonder if they’ll ever move again not much escapes your midas touch
you used to organgrind your teeth and nails at the dusty mayhem floors (it’s suppertime baby let’s **** some airtime by eating the fish right off the CAUTIONwet hardwood as they gasp for air so we gasp for blood)
seashell lakeshore pumpkinpatch painting of bugjuice spattered on the back windshield; you’re not afraid of a little fog.
not enough sodium in the air (not enough salt in your wounds) and you begin to choke on the potassium of our bananasplit ages ago; if you’re eating your own molasses words please make sure you spit them back out again where the children can have them
they wouldn’t say no to something sweet
With thanks to Joel M Frye--because of whom two of my poems have finally come together right. :)