what knowing wont tell you.A Poem by h d e rushinfor danageologist (and the Navajo) wont tell you, but at the end of cliffs are pleasant places, un-chemical streams and eagle eggs to eat. I just get sick of the fantasies of my writing life. Like I get sick of the pop-lockers on Soul Trane forcing their textured goodness thru the empty nineties. Like I get sick of the Post-lady's stamp-less Christmas cards with my name and practiced address thick as dumb graffiti; upside down K's. Sideways Y's that spell out why. Midway thru the "Munsters" the poem stayed suspended like a giant man in stilts, but gentle. Somewhere on earth between fellowship and felonious, every villainous evil has an admission. I still get humbled by fire. Fire trucks. The fireplace (plugged up by rags by the last m***********s who lived here). Sudden danger. Uncles pipe full of Prince tobacco, the slim affectionate metallic can from whom feoffment is made. The seeds he use to cough up at the feet of us kids as if thru saliva all bearing is given to dirt and direction. There was no mention on "Wild Kingdom" in the seventies that we were running out of Giraffes. None. Only that they ate with tiny ears flickering from tall trees; only that their babies hatched from large striped eggs laid in nests, of canopies dark and transverse. Opps! © 2014 h d e rushinReviews
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