bee 2A Poem by h d e rushin
My beliefs are silly, a gardens corrade, an abrasive salt-lick for the braggart brown squirrel's wild and frenzied dancing to your demise.
Even when the sky fills with squealy birds (they will eat you, you know, and cast you out of their behinds with droppings on my roof), I happen thru. Since this is Thursday me and the mantis held a prayer breakfast and prayed a dolphins truth.
My proclaim: I call on the moon and it's inhabitants, the good moon people, with their blue cheese culottes, who hold captive frogs for their sticky tonges and their calypso, with their heavy language suitable for silt and who smile at me but hardly tolerate their dull pain....fair council....to harbor. © 2012 h d e rushin |
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