Saturday, April 16, 2011

Stomping Days

After the rain
Falls after snapping
Turtles who hibernate in the
Ether, after our
Regurgitated rhythms
Walk through the skulls of every school-
Aged girl who looks for a good time in high heels
Run through the Fields and the Woods and
Damn the Ground
Saying:
“Agriculture is not God, nor are
Forests turned to
TImber nor
Evergreen trees crossed through with
Rusting 
Wire nor
Aquamarine crayons melted down and
Run across our Hair and Fingernails, Bodies
Dragged through 
Sand is not God
And you with 
Five-dollar bills between 
Toenails and permutations of 
Elicit images are mutations of
Red
Wood
And I am the 
Real thing I do not burn so
Dare me to
See if I won’t”
After the world goes down,
Feeling fingertips
Tangled with 
Electric lines and
Radio Signals,
Wombat and Rabbit make 
A new
Rambit which makes
Drugs for the 
Sellers
After the world goes down,
Fire upon the
Tangles of hair, burning,
Everyone is
Run to the cellars,
Wistfully recalling their stomping days.
Alligator boots with
Reticent smiles and
Dogged glances will
See us down

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