Tuesday, June 24, 2014

Noses Of Styrofoam

"Noses Of Styrofoam"



Teeth of fool's gold.

Plenty to the load.

A monocle's prisms.

Part of a dog's dream.

In heaven's steam.

Up in the inner space above us.

Pus coming from a cloud.

God's bad breath ejaculations.

Afraid of premature minds' sensations.

Photographed in the press.

What a mess.

Like a crazy express off a track.

Better get back.

To where you belong in a song.

She was as tall as he was long.

Framed in a classical painting by Van Eyck.

To paint for the New York Times' patrons.

They must have been drunk.

Tanked in the suds.

Smells like a dead skunk.



By a rose's dead beat poet -
named Jonathan Billet.
06.21.14.

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