[Mint green sharks on the mirror's frame]A Poem by Aaron Eliad
Mint green sharks on the mirror's frame one foot shorter than cloudless poles, vibrating doors. Legs, beds or sweet yapping jaws like chainsaws. Laws of steam from my junkyard floor scream colored in bibles, half tipped hats on my hard drive like colored in hard-to-read dreams. Woof as considered a dog that moos or has some spots to consider his soul cattle. Assured that this is the part that's really going to hurt. Drowned in copper cotton thread twitched beaches from a brown plastic bag and given back to your freezer, where your popsicles stay in brown plastic wrappers and no one can see them. Eating off pieces of tire swings suffocated on motorcycles and twin beds like kicking stars for peanuts and buttered toast nutmeg to calm most kicking pains. Safe as milk clear spot potent stuff distant and right two times a day. Elegant and at ease of it. © 2009 Aaron Eliad |
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Added on August 9, 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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