Tuesday, August 24, 2010

The teeth of small sharks are
much more sharp.


I hear the fluid rise in her throat
and I swim in the other direction.

Pray for the safe haven of familiar arid desert in the Sudden downpour
Only child, Only season
Blood coursing through and hammering louder and Swelling higher and
Smothering out the light.
Brakes squeal, My heart
is liquid thunder
Harder pumps and round lumps
of indiscretion. Black Coal eyes.

The chest pains of panic
and the obscure coughing fits
and the repeated indigestion of indecision
and the reminders of old sickness
and the fear of perdition
flushed fast with the filth of addiction.

False perception of alone
You say I am learning to grow
Up.
Look up, you say
But I know the full story
and this is what happens
when the crumbs make the transition
from food to
Dirt.
The ground is so much more solid
beneath my feet
so pregnant with growing pains
and the sky is only touchable
when you aren't afraid to fly.

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