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(Los Ranchas Pupusas) I want you to live the eight senses, lose yourself in their depths take your seat at the table of pigeons and starlings, wait for the sun. it will devour the fleshy madness that waits for each of us at the shop around the corner of christianity and potions. Bag Lady with Bottles with her spidery hands- this lady bears her weight of five and ten cents across her back as this oxen bears his weight shuffling water to and from the corner of those who live and you and me who die daily. the basquetbol players open your mouth, the rain will run down- kinky hair washing cheeks already moist a lost time, sacrificed a serengeti heat transformed into a new world, ruthless invigorating dark bodies with a history that spares none in it's truth the deepest of blue stifles their cry left breathless in white sleep. Meat Market deer strung by their necks at narrow drives late fall- breathing in the stench of days passed an odor of frozen carcasses the crunch of winter grass under foot exposing what lays beneath- I told you to buy the yellow tulips, bury them in the cold moist fur of the grass instead of me. Las Cucarachas- seeping slowly through my veins the taste of your mouth paralyzes those thoughts invading my mind, an end to the saccharine season. |
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