on the mexican sidewalks:
pudenda and beer and crones
almed with cones
for sport, toss nickels
to chicos off bridges
they'll snatch them
or suffer
their bones
cigarettes (horseshit)
and switchblades for sale
chess sets-- black onyx/soapstone
always the pull
of the strange, strange man
with lurid sorties to sell (she's swell)
cigarettes, cigarettes, cigarettes!
(pontiff, i care) beware
there's always good tail
yo, mato y picadors bend
bend send lend ears
corrida!
look on me! soon to be! frail!
and aware
unmuscled, soft-
heeling through shoals.
it's carnivale!
haloes and parrots all
shuck-beat
the worn path from hovel to woods
candles burn lifeless, hymns
sting the mass. i sing
quarterflash: harden
my heart
and, i'm in ecstasy
clinging to mud
hurricanes slung through my veins
a city boy's guide to the south
Welcome, friend, to the ramblings of a southerner by choice.
Tuesday, June 07, 2005
borderline
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