’73
In Every Dream Home a Heartache
the lyriche thought he heard it right Yahman he caught it by its tail Inflatable
doll/My role is to serve you
’73
In Every Dream Home a Heartache
the lyriche thought he heard it right Yahman he caught it by its tail Inflatable
doll/My role is to serve you
he watched through the Stellas
windshield a Vette sunlight surfed on waves rushing madly
for the rockyshore the CRASHING grateful for
the cacophony happy they werent met by suckingsievesound as they squirreled up sandyshores their vocal cords cut
Got to
Got to.
Who
Cherese.
San Jose Asian
Amazing, yes, how do you remember?
he could have answered via Bluetooth tell her hed call her right back and taken
him furthur up the beach where homo sapiens of the opposite sex wandered in
beachwear and swimsuits
it was a remote strand
Nah no amorous beauty of the deep no oystersmell conchsmell no fishquiver he supposed one hadnt really lived if they hadnt fucked in the sea in its pulsing shoving in the tug of its shimmering waves
he hopped from broken rock to broken rock imagining the awesome jigsaw puzzle it would be if it were reverseengineered reassembling the ancient rockslabs reassemblingreconstituting myriad grains of sand to minute stones to crumbling cliff faces from whence they came
he was born millions of years too
late
Aspect
What
Horses.
Shes a horsewoman
Evidently. Its her horses before
tennis or golf.
Jesus
What are you Jesusing?
You fucking kidding me
What?
Yare willing to help with her
horses
She only has two.
Brother Lemme remind you
Remind me? You think I need to
reminded?
You do
Don’t tell me that.
Might wanna scratch some scabs
man
Fuck you.
Ah don be desultory Yare full of shit
You have to say?
I do
Why?
Babe mucking aint fucking
So what do you call your writing?
Mosaic
Why?
Bits and pieces tossedfused
together as they capture an arrest my imagination
For example?
A pensee
I don’t know what a pensee is?
The first line is the subject two syllables
Line two is a description four syllables
A betrayer
Third line is action seven syllables
Who slays with tactics and lust
Fourth line setting eight syllables
Comes up from behind through the
woods
Line five final thought six syllables
Killing without remorse