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This cabbage, Just an average roundness, When turning greener then the savage forests, Ruined my marriage at this early stage.  And now it's in a beige paper bag. This peach, My lover of all trinkets, Became a gluten-tree fork, With its ***** like a beach ball, Came to me in a dream-like trance.  This onion, The only window to my decomposing soul, Unraveled its layers of tears to me in all It's subtlety. It jumped on a subway train Looking for fresher markets of prosperity.  Desperately, still.
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May 22, 2016
May 22, 2016 at 1:15 PM UTC
Still Life
This cabbage, Just an average roundness, When turning greener then the savage forests, Ruined my marriage at this early stage.  And now it's in a beige paper bag. This peach, My lover of all trinkets, Became a gluten-tree fork, With its ***** like a beach ball, Came to me in a dream-like trance.  This onion, The only window to my decomposing soul, Unraveled its layers of tears to me in all It's subtlety. It jumped on a subway train Looking for fresher markets of prosperity.  Desperately, still.
gertrude-levonte
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May 22, 2016
May 22, 2016 at 1:15 PM UTC
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