Flesh FatA Poem by MARZI bite into the flesh fat monster called my tuition bill.
The dollars bulge out of it by the fifties and quickly dissolve - absorbing quarters and dimes from my pockets the ones I scoured the floors for. Like vending machines, the flesh fat monster has no need for pennies.
"But pennies are money! Pennies are money!" My objections are silly - the flesh fat monster has no sense organs.
The flesh fat monster grows the economy slows my credit history tanks
The flesh fat monster bulges like cellulite It can't walk, like an obese child it can only roll. It's got the same texture as ground beef in a ziploc bag.
It smothers my face and only Sallie Mae can save me now. With her superhero arms and vicious smile. © 2008 MARZReviews
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3 Reviews Added on March 12, 2008 AuthorMARZNew York City, NYAboutI'm a writer. I write in broken stanzas because I think in broken stanzas. You probably think that way, too. I live in Costa Rica as an English teacher, and I'm trying to get my book off the gro.. more..Writing
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