Simplify the Universe with a Pie Chart
A universe of relics in the grave
Day to day, everyday scorching roughens the mind
furthermore, cloak are off the wall. I also was a planet,
planed and waterless. Wolf-meandered. Our rooftops
released, devilish sisters locked the Mother General
out in the garth where she implored the Foundress
furthermore, the dead and the living looked on, buried
furthermore, objecting. Dark nuns, grave, gave out.
There was sobbing in each slow down.
However the slows down be unfilled of steers, we trust.
However our minds rust, we develop tweedy-brown
furthermore, pioneering, taking care of off pieces.
A universe of relics in the grave and a senior
sister drove the people around splendidly by a
turned inflexible ringed nose, to see
broken finger bones, ridiculous fabrics, minds.
Blood so blue and white we blush and stow away
our film-star faces. Cagey.
Margaret squashed by an entryway. Martha martyred
by a window sitting above the recreation area,
with strutting ducks and blinding water.
Paddlers. Consider the possibility that you had held resentment,
petted it, and found that you had become hopelessly enamored?
He has turned up at long last, his jaw like the suspension
span, polarized with stubble, cheekbones like supports.
Good gracious, I'm not a platitude. See my inside.
A decade inside however without the solaces of little mornings.
Bodies on beds shimmied into corners with sneaky valances. September blues.
Fat glossy silk. Steering in from the green room. In the stomach, a drifter
throb like disdain. I walk awkward genuineness sideways
through a few entryways, park her in the smoky back street.
Pull up contrition by his Jaeger collar, kiss his spandrel nose,
remove him into the cold road.
I relish desire as an afterthought with plentiful dressing.
Feed sorrow to a gull called Guillaume
on a somber ocean side during mid-day break.
Work on the universe with a pie outline
also, eat down 3/4 of it with mustard and brew.
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