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ITS BAD LUCK TO **** A LADY BUG

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A Zippo lighter with a smoker's cough

propositioned to the Ladybug

one carton of American Spirits from Montreal.

 

the first time I saw a warning label scuttle.

 

"PERTE DE LA VUE"

 

you can always trust matches to light the neglected beetle,

clinging his chest.

 

we stumble, to entangle.

 

White birch wood weaving baskets from branches

caskets from canvas

red/black marble sloppy, from rose goggles.

 

I blot Rorschach ink from

my eyes, a blind linguist, lost

in messenger inboxes.

 

"Malakh"

 

"Maraszatal"

 

blind luck

killing Lady Bugs.

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Sep 10, 2018
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