morning museA Poem by h d e rushin
I wake up each morning at 5:30 exactly to s**t my brains out and think
and jot down words on perfect squares of Charmin as if two things
twisting
could spin opposite on middle age like little yellow qubes of Rubicks boy
arms extended, wanting from the sun the full weight of the eastern chromosphere.
But there's this sticky truth about children. Even when their hands are
clean they are soiled with spit and Bozooka pie and dream;
then the sunset somewhere to fall into, a caramel river of warm
with its rays from the Quaker oats man, his 1 Peter 2:9 piercing eyes and token talk
of fiber and good cholesterol from his shiny little hat and captive delight;
it's the morning after pill for poets it's the udder it's the blue baby it's the string on the end of the tampon that holds you still that makes you push, push that thing out as if a giant, toy train was in your gut your womb
your liver on the moon. © 2012 h d e rushinReviews
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