Tuesday, November 16, 2010

Speak Out!

Speak out!
They sell, oh yea!, her limpid body
Laugh at the other's music.
   I ask, when will you yield?

Emotions needed, big as a milky soft space.

Still why make him, girl?
    Sadist cats eat jealous music.
Improve, but thy streets could be as fun.
You shouldn't tread on her,
  Lick out our opinion, and sculpt.

Sweet choices I know, sleep well.
Me here; Cunning knows opportunities from smoke,
   So question the solution.
Caring, yell out that gut missive my son,
Tend to every repressed sister,
    Try some moony child.

Use delight! Me, I influence talk on dating . .
If it's him, he wouldn't mind,
    daze, then a period.
Marry to please a vintage favorite.
    He avoids pain, his characters switched.

How strange she says it wreaked of hot wax.
Could obtuse enormous pressure end it?
As threads break about me . . .
    in time, greenery will end pain.
Respect the fast, I mean it.
    Your mama bears with us, an opaque secret.

Come, to heal is sex, then give weak love.
One favorite composes a metaphor,
    Mom eats glass in silence.

Draw not behind our son. 
Dormant wasted metal,
    if my mind must, we write a crass choice.
Ask then if Guilt is abuse.
Did some infant reach them?
    Better confront thought, through my curious ear.


with Jessica Crandall, August 16, 2006, 41, 42, 43


                                                                 (photo: The Brazilian Sisters)

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