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Jun 2014
At the red light

A light shines red like acrylic on a canvas

All the cars wait behind the snowflake line

the light gives way to green releasing the long line of cars


At the red light

ants are in a row

colorful with four wheels

the lady in the front car, the driver, a mother

in the mirror her children sleep

quiet mice, sound sheep


At the red light

red beams on forever

a silhouette dashes in the distance

death creeps up on the ominous shadow

death shaped with four wheels, chrome hubcaps, and tinted windows


At the red light

one, two, three shots cracks of lightning which stole the shadow’s breath

red blossoms from its chest

fireworks of red

must’ve hurt they said

red crystals sprinkles in a dark cupcake


At the red light

the world turned green apathetic to recent events

and the cars trucked on like camels through the desert


At the red light

the eldest child in the front car saw glistening  in the mirror

her mother’s tear

the cars flew down the highway, away from there, away

At the red light

a girl went on with her mother to live another

and

At that red light

a girl died

blossoming with red birthing death’s red love

she now laid in a bed of crimson petals

At that red light
Bellie-boo
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