Count leaf shakes
and breeze rivers as merge disperses
Tally dally it's not solstice anymore
Each to their own means ends
Continually, the stillness
As conditions abruptly collapse
Even coffee fail
Myriad bugs distract, the tiniest legs
Make skin itch or bite eating our dessicated hides
I tire of philosophical debates with self
And end that miniscule giant
It won my attention
Its glory, annihilation
Catching up on sleep deprived
Sunlight finds way twixt branches
It's not a perfect spot I've assumed
If there's some shame red on cheek
Or elbow where day gained down upon my siesta
Grant me breeze to cool that unfortunate spot
And shoo all critter picnic on my rest
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They found some old wine
In vases with cremated remains
The soul not thirsty but quenched
Teams of scientists their cheerleader media assemble
When in Rome stir the pot and gulp
Our bouquet earthy
It dances on the tongue in 300 languages
Each a facsimile that artificial writing coughed up
Notes of death or alchemy appertif
A models hand display the urn
A scientist model
The baby mammoth some conniseur
Finicky over resurrected vintage
When in lab, splice as the genome invites
It comes from a time less digital
Say our electron crowbars and chanters
What's a little bone in ones punch
But a new party umbrella
To display with the olive sword
And swizzle wand on the dashboard with old lottery tickets
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Into the big Asian grocery to buy citrus
The security person follows me around as I shop my 18 dollars
At the counter she's two feet away as they process my food card
It's not that difficult excuse me I move her away stepping forward to complete transaction
She's profiled me my 200 dollar shoes are bare my jeans clean
My face clean shaved
She's ugly but will I mention her to the Manager
Just this poem
I drink a pbr waiting for the bus
The naked bike ride passes I wave and smile put down my phone
I see a bike come join us
They're beautiful in every sense
They wave back, things can change quickly if your fig leaf
Shakes as the breeze lets it
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