Poesy |
by Peyton Burgess |
|
fresh from the Cabildo!
A Contradictory Catalyst The visionary is kept up all night seeing the first Goth put on life-support. Straining shoulders, reaching for the power chord, but not able to extend fingers any straighter, the visionary retreats back into sleep like a retarded pearl that can’t resist peeling off the hundred-year-old family wine labels now reprinted, to include the new website address, where you can order for immediate shipment to your current home address. The visionary reads the new article by the pot-bellied, desk reporter with reused, wire-news details of the day’s losses, it omits rumors of flies fatter than the kids they harass. ICING AND BUTTER BREAD Do you want to eat? No. I’m gonna take a piss and drive as far as I can. Show up in some type Northwest town. Everything’s been a cakewalk, Icing and butter bread. Last time he talked about the headstrong. He got all teary-eyed talking about kikes, niggers, spiks and crackers. Nothing seemed more inappropriate. He left so much out. You should learn to take life less seriously. I just fucking told you. You got the memory of a Sunday morning teleprompter. It’s a fucking cakewalk from here. Icing, butter bread. Saint Philip’s Blue Tongue Add something. Or people trampling over a garden of purple and blue pansies, consumptuous, or better yet, the best of luck to them. But bless your patience Saint Philip, sitting on a Magnolia limb, feet dangling like a toddler on a swing. And I, waiting beneath for a taste from your melting blueberry snow cone, thank you. |
< Prev | Next > |
---|