little blue books
tucked beneath the skin
will tell out the hurts
(like nobody knew)
they patterned us with
What I did.
What I did to you.
What I did I did to you.
Another gift with the surprise poured out.
forever, we clouding the air
with gracious smiles
pretending to forgive and
working
at our fine stitching
Should we ever shake free
(us skittery birds)
hunger would show plainly
And the jittery senses
are like crooked flowers
blooming semen strings
willow thin and clingy
Let the lovely bruises be.
We are the map of uneven pressures
and mattered delight
Our arthritic tongues quiver close to words
because we cannot be bored
The sun is cruel to everyone
curing us as accidental meat
stripping us of thumb prints
fixing the toothy grin
We'll throw the rope to the raggedy shore
on the raggedy shore we'll sail no more
stripping to our shivering coordinates
before the energy of almost there
a bleeding and corrosive light
Let all the blue books everywhere
burn up to the fine silver ash
that waits for the green tips
of our paysan fingers
to dip in
Now love, let’s you and I be friends
and shake our dirty hands
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