Boil me in acid.
Let the hydrochloric solution
Ooze into my pores
And under each molecule
Nucleus from cytoplasmic
Ocean.
I fantasize about chewing my teeth
To Reese's cavity filled pieces
And taste the rotting gums
That shelter the roots
Like blankets of snow
In a Buffalo lawn mid winter.
I can't stop staring at girls
Tripping along the path
Of lives inextricably separated
In evolutionary tandem
To each other
Feel the grip of asphalt
On my ass cheek
As I cradle life
While the creaking frame
Of a 2008 Toyota tundra wraps itself around me
In a song of fire and rubber.
It's cold here
The sun eloped with the moon
And the trees all died
In a soulfire conflagration
Before thought and wind
And the kiss of memory.
A tumbleweed parrots
The stories of locusts
That played their winged fiddles
In the Irish jigs
That consumed the grasses
The weeds choking on oily smoke
With lambs' blood running
In the riverbeds.
Pretty words.
That's what we thought we were
Incandescent fireflies
In a Friday night thunderstorm
But the frost has come
And so we clean our mandibles
And tuck our thoraxes
Into mud
And bid each other good night
As the stars balefully shudder
And fall asleep.
I wonder, will they dream, too?
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