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somewhere near the nuclear power plant, a young thing (not ready to remove those green tights) observes the peach coloured flame of twin platoons from her window. they burn at the base of the coffinlid like saliva to raw sugar, uncaring that soon our sun will bleach it all away & have her adoring minnesota but only in the mornings, when its mint walls and all cherry panels filled with sky. because she knows, if she lies down flat enough she will only catch a hint of sherburne roof tops and fatefully begin her anticipation for the hammering of sparkling nails deep into to dark purple.
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Feb 22, 2010
Feb 22, 2010 at 11:28 AM UTC
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somewhere near the nuclear power plant, a young thing (not ready to remove those green tights) observes the peach coloured flame of twin platoons from her window. they burn at the base of the coffinlid like saliva to raw sugar, uncaring that soon our sun will bleach it all away & have her adoring minnesota but only in the mornings, when its mint walls and all cherry panels filled with sky. because she knows, if she lies down flat enough she will only catch a hint of sherburne roof tops and fatefully begin her anticipation for the hammering of sparkling nails deep into to dark purple.
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Feb 22, 2010
Feb 22, 2010 at 11:28 AM UTC
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