[I should get better teeth]A Poem by Aaron Eliad
I should get better teeth,
a guitar with more mirrors,
more wet in a hole full of diamond heads.
Scientists wait to plot
my evidence properly.
Doctorates of mobility
choose to operate somehow
on the worst potencies of infancies aromas.
Coughing in the puppet huff
at happy hour hands made of sand
unlucky with dice and nine percent numbers.
Rabid as the slumber of daily trouble,
everyday it snowed and looked
like angels were dying on the moon.
Disgust of the apple bowl circus
revolving maternal twins in the window circus
surrounded with skinny faces, and heavy faces,
and regular faces made me knock
twice on the door of coffee caps
to assure they were making it clear,
it was very nice having me here.
In the fractures of a crescendo
dreaming timely to a song.
Nothing we drink will agree
with the notes we theorize.
Fits of avenues
and many other sites dig up apples
in your stitched stomachs
close to constantly.
Lost things are mostly gone
when swallowed and end up
in faces, laps, lips,
problems, arms and praises;
we can't remember them then.
Making sense with the bridges
and difficult appointments
to keep in the silver stream of windmills
whirling silently like bounces around
the impossibility of sleepy opportunities.
© 2009 Aaron Eliad |
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1 Review Added on June 26, 2009 AuthorAaron EliadDCAboutAaron Osgood Eliad hopes to rethink and thereby reinvent himself by juggling spider monkeys at the bottom of a lightbulb and perform a lifetime of critical posturing in discussion before his excesses .. more..Writing
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