love is an old grindA Poem by h d e rushinOk, i'll play. I want you to tell me how you met me, but I want you to lie. Dearest, where are your children the 6 you swore you'de have by 27? By now, I should have been lost in love. My limbs, from my elbows to my a*s-hole, covered in wrinkles from Palmolive dish detergent. Instead I've been squeezed between loves fingers. Where is the finger with the gold band that rings in the new day; plays that chorus gospel until you kneel? Who sits, knees crossed, and stares at the band like we did Led Zepplin, the romantic bulge in Robert Plant's pants singing to my sister at night, stiffening the walls of her viscera. Come lay with me against the slow, the cartilaginous spirits of nightfall. Perhaps it was there where we met. Jumping in the mosh of shade and dew. Becoming the strobe interval of an earth that dyes itself blue. An aged blue From the hell my grandmother made out of life, infused from a leather back, old book come true. In her final, twisting moments she couldn't swallow her medicine. Perhaps That's it. Love may be the medicine, curative and constitutional that sticks in our pathetic, old throats. © 2015 h d e rushinReviews
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