I sit on buses
flowering words,
mushrooming
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The pig, my heart, stands still.
Gigantic, she blinks.
Black underneath.
Pink ears a-flop, light up.
The sun shines on her behind.
remember the good times
we had during the apocalypse?
mud except silence, except silence turns the mad
words gold. No ruler
able to mutter answers. Quaking, the village green.
Now the coconuts on palms suffused yet with cesium
glow faintly at night like phosphorescent bowling balls
or the eyes of sailfish and skipjacks once hooked
and pulled hard through the blue current of eternity
These poems were all produced during a Writers in the Community (WIC) workshop led by Dale Matthews. They were originally published in WIC zines, all of which can be found [More…]