it jolts at slightest expressions of the roads' flat faces hick! and my stomach wobbles up like an astronaut made of jelly bounces against the diaphragm disturbing the cuddly lungs and the lattice pancreas wince hick! the sour liver curses and noodle intestines startle and then grumble and the swish slosh slosh of my kerosine blood is light and jumpy in the ancient pipelines of flesh
my hands unlearn unlearn they are chubby preteens then hesitating littles now my handwriting is an infant walking hick! crawling hick! this wash-machine ride with an inferno of April breaths hick –– hick –– hick! my little dog-heart shakes its fur all ruffled and spiky