tire fourth over
that was wine o’er beer is
club house & bee twist
all so the fish fly
long island ice tea terrace
closer a pair is
turtle dove parrot
salad a marriage of spice
old coots lagunas
Poetry
tire fourth over
that was wine o’er beer is
club house & bee twist
all so the fish fly
long island ice tea terrace
closer a pair is
turtle dove parrot
salad a marriage of spice
old coots lagunas
one eight handicap
that is what up pour down &
wader which way reeds
little bird wood range
yellow flag out hole three wore
shorten’d sharpeners
tri-knot loosens up
move it over suspenders
roll in toward a ground
eighteen years ago
before any one is borne
that is seventeenth
who is stranger add
o’er reality include
minus any else
in a parking lot
one whole day is a longest
line a market soon
a golf cart is cool
it has a carpet clean air
is a six inch broom
in a front window
good rain six times over wet
is an umbrella
room for a caddy
who can’t calculate a score
six hours in a trap
Fleeting stations
through which all things must pass.
Trains mercilessly invade
plans carefully laid,
scattered
like tangents in transit,
you forget where they connect,
waylaid in this depot
with barely a moment to reflect
that thoughts and emotions
are only outposts along the tracks.
Drawn from out of cracks in the earth
like an expectant birth,
the womb bulges,
stretched to the till
everything emerging from tunnels,
like insects from an anthill,
into the rythmic enigma of change
that you’ll attempt to arrange
into a coherent design.
There is a stationary map
where the motion gets trapped
in the riddle of its lines.
Time,
grave schoolmaster
correcting with sticks,
confronts the nervous with ticks.
The pressure to decide
when to move
when to abide
by an almost religious form,
crucified.
The mechanism’s in place,
the dominant figure
in this transient theatre
is the clockface.
Schedules shuffle
with spinning metal
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