Friday, May 28, 2010
HIGHWAY PSALM
I can feel the heat, and the forlorn
wind of miles whipping by, my tongue
a tattooed receipt, still spending past
the point of no sales return. I am
the Optimized Package, I am
the down payment filled with sand.
I am a miser sun-sick with fever,
feeling his palms blister and peel
and thinking that was the greatest
gift ever recieved. I am the snake-eyed
hologram of the Old West, beckoning
people on into the unspooled future,
only to give them an empty package
filled with their past…
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1 comment:
A fine image and a well written poem. I have the image of a big dog, tongue flopping in the wind, out the side of a car racing through the desert.
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