catshipgrin IIA Poem by A.M. Nelson
face with a post-it note grin. cats hackles rise, but she is unfazed by this jealous turn. indeed, not a girlish grin but one reserved as the wine label teste- ments. tasty face, ponderously slow open ocean like jarlsberg- holes in it, fall through on ship into dark place, where the men have pitched forks. and the soul sings ABBA night to night-ish day. that is where my ship has gone. mast spake "you there, cat, your stomach flaps for birds decay" "yes" purrs cat. she preens, feathers gilded grey; blood oscillates to swells harmony. she, of the tacked on, keeps on tacking on, onto vile things with names like "Stew" and "Fred". Cat, though, smiles to steal out-turned grin, firelight plays upon ocean face, cat looks at me. my penis holds my hand. © 2008 A.M. Nelson |
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Added on July 22, 2008AuthorA.M. NelsonPerth, AustraliaAboutblog: deformedlion.blogspot.com i wish i was immortal. all you serious Poets should check out FreeWrights Peer Review...and maybe poetrycritical.net. Ode to Writerscafe: circle-jerk turkeys all c.. more.. |

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