Have you ever seen someone so beautiful it made you cry?
I woke up to the sound of light sabers With Jay Leno and coffee in my brain I left my water on her father’s couch And spilled the rest in the bathroom sink Salty
I am my own bartender I tend my own bar I make my own chocolate From the powder of the earth The mushier half of my brain detects the aphrodisiacal powers of coffee And purple kimono Flanked with wet, stringy rainbows Dripping down sweeping planes, into unknown places with magical properties Fuzzy fungal regions under fingerlets of gold Disproportionately-placed polyps of pretty pupils Probing impolitely the precarious precipices in my brain At the edge of the world What is there to see When you realize you’ve left sight behind?
Large segments of soy brick writhe inside me A biley briney ballroom for chocolate dancers in frilly iced gowns Beneath showers of saucy fermented slime containing less than 1/10 of 1% sodium benzoate (as a preservative) can Kikkoman kill? I think I need another shot Salty
I thought I was over her Through with these feelings But I cried anyway For her soggy rainbows On her mother’s birthday.