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Winter On a beach last summer between Munising and Grand Marais a glitch in the space-time continuum a case of Someone dropping the ball rent a nasty tear in the firmament a real doozy I would have missed but for the high voltage bite of a stable fly that wrenched me into the letter Z upended the blue horizon long enough to catch a glimpse of winter gunmetal grey behind summers drooping curtain, a fluke of nature like the platypus like a knuckleballer like improvisational jazz but I still pause in warm April rain beneath golden autumn leaves while pressing a beaded bottle of beer to the scar on my neck hot July afternoons and listen for the icy bite of my name a faint rhythm building to crescendo.
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Nov 15, 2016
Nov 15, 2016 at 3:25 PM UTC
Winter
Winter On a beach last summer between Munising and Grand Marais a glitch in the space-time continuum a case of Someone dropping the ball rent a nasty tear in the firmament a real doozy I would have missed but for the high voltage bite of a stable fly that wrenched me into the letter Z upended the blue horizon long enough to catch a glimpse of winter gunmetal grey behind summers drooping curtain, a fluke of nature like the platypus like a knuckleballer like improvisational jazz but I still pause in warm April rain beneath golden autumn leaves while pressing a beaded bottle of beer to the scar on my neck hot July afternoons and listen for the icy bite of my name a faint rhythm building to crescendo.
dave-hardin
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Nov 15, 2016
Nov 15, 2016 at 3:25 PM UTC
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