Hank

Hank

A Poem by Soil Creep

    That slick way in which
torpedoes traverse prairies all towards the gilded
    buckle of his bucktooth grin and slackjaw swagger.
He's blowing through them one row at a time from six to six. 
         E I
         E I
       Those boisterous shoulders accentuating only the smallest facets.
His contorted smacking expression, those eyebrows, he is becoming more animal-like. 
As his primal urges satisfy themselves one row at a time from six to six the strain rips from ear to ear. 
       I am overjoyed. 
      I marvel wondering how his body withstands such thunderous exertions of metal.
Mommy said not to feed them.

© 2013 Soil Creep


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Added on January 7, 2013
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Maryville, MO



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