smallest of
rapid rail
long legs
in wetlands,
feral as
cat tails,
spatterware
campfires,
the embers
of October,
& jackfish
moodily blue
in a bay moon
Poetry
smallest of
rapid rail
long legs
in wetlands,
feral as
cat tails,
spatterware
campfires,
the embers
of October,
& jackfish
moodily blue
in a bay moon
& envelop
as kist
treasuries
in gilt
remembrance
our freedom
some of us know
there are zombies
in the stratosphere,
re-animate microbes,
kicked-ups of dust
& amok volcanoes,
our tear-down debris
& displaced urbanity,
sum of our wars,
the frictive race
of cattle-cars
& wide highways,
so the book reads,
despite gravity
what time awing
as zombistrat
recombinants,
‘tho new-mooned
column’d flotillas
freefall all that
as stratozombs,
what use then
our bulldozers
the hum in
front of
core text,
too early
I tell ya
maulin’ up
marl & clay
for a mall
in a crowd,
I’m losin’ you,
only to find
a model
of the alamo,
‘tho all I
look to
a lone star,
for 3 hours,
my car…
this year’s
I think
I’ll tell
a head
of time
not a
macular
general
with an
eye patch
already
in locus
studio