the Davy Jones methodA Poem by Nobody.the stars lied, the clouds laughed, I sped headlong into icy doubt; capsized in the shallows; strung out in a foreign place. eyes flipped around like hungover t-shirts. tongues of my panting sneakers lapping at the caramelized piss on a truckstop toilet floor. looking for less answers; more solutions. begging for cool, clear simplicity. I wonder if I can reach home from this shipwrecked cluster-flock of a philosophical conundrum. I wonder if I can hold my breath long enough to swim through this hypothermic dream and into the main cargo hold. there’ll be plenty of treasure there: bloated bodies of squandered hopes, warm smiles I left folded on forgotten curbs, wise words that dribbled from my infantile chin and into waterlogged subconcious. it’ll all be there; like a shoebox full of ancient golden doubloons, or a closet full of dead hookers and tax collectors. depends on your perspective, I guess. from where I lie, anything I can sell to the cockroaches, that gather around the lights of my eyes and swarm my sugary bull-shat mouth, is worth enough groceries to drag on home. © 2012 Nobody.Featured Review
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