Monday, February 6, 2012

Free 1, Week 3

my mothers eyes

empty on the day

harlem stood still

A Death hath pass here!

Dutch phantoms sizzled under

bounced tortoise ray ban sun rays

and we sat, ties tied, shoes shined,

asses washed.

I'd never been to church,

half read marxist I yell

"opiate of the masses "

now spectrum'd color roasted

bible readers eyeballs

skylights blaze that fire

smores of pupil and iris,

trees of cyrus plums

bruised, thats what her eyes

were, 45 years too young

grammy was a grammy

this way


1 comment:

  1. I wish this were clearer. Often, we mask the subject if it feels too personal or to close to our own experience. Give yourself longer lines, and really try to give us the entire scene here. What I see I admire quite a bit, but it's too clotted as of yet.

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