the drummer envisioned the africa
well.. since i broke my own prom-
of misspent saturdays all replete
with the alcohol of living truth,
and as i walked myself to school,
the bus remained in the car park,
as gentle as bees-- fliers should
advertise literacy, musics should
sing: all girls's schools made of
the girls who attended was as yet
calculus but likely disappoint as
well.. since i broke my own prom-
ise to the environing and castle,
my feet find purchase but my hand
can't hold, and yet, and yet maya
shinnies & lindy-hops with paint;
no one knows where the redeemed &
instructed lie their heads in the
rush of bleeding view, and though
i was born in the tents of paris,
i ended up montmartre & gracious:
illustrating illusions for small,
ever-so-small and smallest, child
you've got many worlds to conquer
like books, bikes, brilliant your
smithereens and sugarcubes! liver
so destitute to scream my yearned
words forever within & without an
arabian jamaica that sows the re-
assuring genesis of ontic glass..
kant you read, bent over roaring.
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