by DreamDesign Aug 9, 2011
category :
Miscellaneous /
Misc. poems
The pivotal penguin pulled pies from the sky. It was a perverted, extroverted presentation of repetition - a jar of mace sitting on a box in my kitchen. It kept switching positions until nothing was left but butter in situations. I put a phone inside, where it tried to reside. When we left it aside - it came back and cried. I couldn't believe my eyes. Why would the box matter if we could see through its lies? What was left was a stack of things to buy. The tip of the top of the peak of a tree trying to sing to me, what does it say? What do I see? Grass grows back as the geese turn black. Sight, sighing, and batteries remain motionless while flying. Magical municipals practice passing laws and painting logs, relying on their principles. An alligator opens up a door, starts to shout about how he's incredibly bored. This kind of speculation is just a regulation - it regulates but never demonstrates how fevers can form conclusions. This is not an allusion. |