Hips
strangle face,
hips
strangle
face
dissolving
the
walls
to
repel mountains
in
sun.
A
hint of brine
a
wink
of
ocean
you
and every
middle-aged
commercial
fucker
on
a beach
in
the tub
but
you know,
twitching
from
memories
of
forced heat,
the
new limb
is
only good
in
the hands of those
who
do not
need
it.
Have
your
vacation.
Fill
it up.
In
shuddering waves
render
the whole man
your
great shivering
mass
upon
the world.
Your
machine
has
fixed gears
and
cannot
wear
out
cannot
wear
out
until
the dying
open-mouthed
moment
when
the cowboy
conspiracy
is
made complete,
poisoned
by
the premises
it
fed on,
frightened
by the appearance
of
its end,
dangling
by a
thin
opaque strand:
another
mess you’ll never
clean
but
always hard
and
warm
and
loving.
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