Mississippi Trailer SceneA Poem by PerditionHe drinks
his vague remorse Nicotine
overwhelms the room Gaunt and Empty, burdened
to a corpse The light
of day breaking limbs in half, Stands
like a plant with a dry desperate want He leans
and with cogitative strokes Burdens his
beard and door Ogling, He
fractures his spackled face The
origin deliciously drowned- She takes
the last few hours with opiates and leaves Embellishing
the ampler worth of the last few years she let slip into the ground Love is
not the animal inside them Love, not
loosened with time But where
he leans, she paints a mental vapor Too many days,
she asks again in ramification Too many
days she just wasn’t around to make more of the lesser things happen And silver
thoughts adorn her red magnetic hair. She
twists in half turn A mild around Not a
monster, Not a b***h Just wishes
him everything Before
she pushes on Reality
stalks beyond their wasteland Simpering
The
streets jump out with a billion grim memories Telling her
the bleak absolute She knows
there is nothing to tell Nothing to
hold her in worth And the beds
after beds spread to a river angelica She speaks
through her floating hazels, sweat crowns her militant brow And salt
sirens the day’s philosophy She
thinks from a distant charm A midlife
hard revision Penned into
the lines of shrugs A hundred
years before his arms can touch her again The spell
of Old Spice, No way it
stays olfactory She is
demonized with hair meshed in willow Snarls at
the pandering fauns The made
of fools she knows as only trailer genius A
revenant This
world knows nothing of her truth and so she has to cry Behind
her she hears his canisters
clink Camels
and vomit still liquation on the air The medallion
walls and a Vietnam they fought together All a taste
she is desperate to escape though Tomorrow
is a billion light years Pushing
one mask One smile
inviting the lie of a nugatory sun She
fondles the quarter inside her pocket Listening
to his promise: “She’ll
be back!”, He fancies This, his first unwelcome blue provocation in the holy making Of the life
that robbed his hour.
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