RareA Poem by saratogapartyWell-fed and aching from Fulfillment, I made an allusion to Rugrats To explain my feelings as I Often do. Twisting the rings on your keys Out of habit, you told me we were a Rare breed.
And I wanted to Believe you, as I Often do. You handed over your Keys, now that you’re Old enough for the gesture, As a screaming child provoked A chuckle in you that Doesn’t see daylight as Frequently as the rest of us.
“That kid sounds like The baby penguin from Mario 64,” you said. And I laughed because You were right, as you Often are.
Later that night the stars Sang with their colors As we rested our minds Making our feet hostile.
“Let me know when You want me to leave,” I said. He ashed his Cigarette and said “Never.” I asked, “Do you have enough Food to last us forever?” He looked at his watch and said “Forever…” pausing for the crickets’ song, “we may need to go to the Grocery store.”
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