1.3.21


he found himself doing something he doubted few people did

if they were in cars they were screwed 

they werent competition
                          not with him
he owned it 
            anif someone tried to step inbetween him and it take it from him theyd find their hands full

 

he walked with hawks they accompanied him overhead 

somehow he knew they were therehe lookedup out of the book he was reading 
                                                                                  bold as brass
hed always been keen to their cries but today they were soundless somehowsomeway he was keen to their wings slicing the high silverblue currents they soared on 
                                                          Whasat 
then lookingup he found one   then another 
twos   once threes 


he was gratefultheyd never how much 
                                   but then he maybe thought they wouldthat they were cognizantthey were on a mission his daughter divined 


she admired them as much as he
                                  MORE
they were her totem

his were buffalo  though on rare occasions hawks might have outtouched them

his earthiness demanded buffalo 
                                    however  sometimessomething  ethereal   airy    a hawk 


she was tickled to know that about him

knowing at once his tendency to brusqueness

then that he could have a light lovelyeffervescent touch

 

he walked with hawks the entire time he was out

they looked over his shoulder as he read 
                                            laughed at him when he walked backwards through an intersection  drivers irritated  honking their car horns 
                                   Fuck em HUH
in California  a pedestrian  in broad daylight  knock him down hed be up and through the windshield eating their eyeballs he wasnt someone to underestimate trifle with he was a buffalo of abundant readied violence constantly sounding in his ears running in his veins  slippery   like a hawk slicing through the sky

                                                                                               1824,  Sunday,  28  2. 21 
                                                                                                1024,  Monday,  1  3. 21 

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