Each one of us is prematurely elder-ed
Before the rich probe of the Alien’s shank
Child breath hangs meat hooks of mortality
Through the air, rich like cake
And shoulders strapped up
In slapped hollows, midnight to the ground
In shadows like slippery grooves
We, except for the aged insertions, wish
Would shelter us in moist enclaves,
Clavicle nights and limousine mists
On the dreams that shape up on
The monitor in the Alien lounge
Of experiments and cocktails and dream
Shears. Look, we’re all wearing baby grins.
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Friday, September 15, 2006
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