an anthology of heuristic pure/

an anthology of heuristic pure/

A Poem by h d e rushin

it was about the same time my father

promised me that he wasn't the tooth fairy.

Not the ghost that left the dime under my pillow

for the molar I twisted and pried loose

like the bolt from the Subaru's

head gasket/


Then I was circumcised and Joanne

would wear those black Mary-Jane's

in middle school, and ain't no

need being graphic from here on


but take it from me, she showed me the edge of

her girdle. Now what kind of decent girl

would show a teenage boy the edge of

her girdle? And what kind of person

did she think I was anyway?

© 2015 h d e rushin


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The kind of person that would look at a girl's girdle when she showed it obviously, oh man I love that analogy -"or the molar I twisted and pried loose like the bolt from the Subaru's head gasket"
and OUCH if you weren't circumcised till 6-ish years of age!

Posted 10 Years Ago


almost like Anthony Wallace if he were to write poetry. I really like the poetic/prosaic quality in this poem.

Posted 10 Years Ago


those old memorial snapshots glisten more than a new nude full front photo of debauch

Posted 10 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.

h d e rushin

10 Years Ago

I like sexy that is intimated more than shown......snapshots, not r-rated movies.....thanks Ed.
Memories of nice pain. you write stuff that shows up lots of things that hitherto I thought were oxymoronic. And that takes skill, passion and guts. Especially when you do it it with everybodies memories.

Posted 10 Years Ago


2 of 2 people found this review constructive.

h d e rushin

10 Years Ago

great point Ken.....at some point, everyone's memories are similar......thank you my friend...
"I see Paris, I see France, I see Lydia Anne's..." well the first thing we covet is the first thing we see. Having seen it's a short hopscotch into rationalizing. Thanks for sharing.

Posted 10 Years Ago


2 of 2 people found this review constructive.

h d e rushin

10 Years Ago

I see Paris too Delmar. The itinerant mademoiselle showing her garter in one of those
1950's.. read more

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