Marriage and paper cutouts for the unfewA Poem by h d e rushinThe first sign of spring, then the azaleas. Which means that I've survived another one: Black widow, hourglass shaped, my breast sore-red and prohibited. I drew pictures of spiders in grade school then cut them out with oversized scissors with tentacles like blister rust on the Ford I drive around thinking, it is time going on 200 thousand ceremonial, cold blooded oxygen-carrying crossings. Figures I passed in the porous mud of dreams. I still drag around this key connected to ones-self glorifying the bombast that brags trivial; it use to be that car keys and rabbit's feet were this lucky ostentation. Until we married, our legs crudity windsurfing the exultant, hot vinyl. My shoulder still aches from me having to throw the bouquet across my body like Arron Rogers bragging as the wild boar bachelors paraded their dicks past the shant scarves, mere inches from the bridesmaids. Each day, pictures of that moment takes this little thickness and fluffs it out; the topiary, decorative loops. The bluest, slaty plumage the equal parts crested bright and doom. No animal , no beast has built their nest so close to bees to easily be stung again. Just saying.
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