Doze Twinty Wurds
 

 




The symbol of an epiphany was lost
in the brackish filled grail of a pregnant
Courtyard pause.
The antidote for the privities illusion was
To kiss the exalted orb—covered in visqueen,
That hovered above the shambles of an
Early, green poison filled season—complete with
An adverse averse allegory that meandered about
On its own volition…fluttering to some place in Scotland

A conducive pause of time diminished
the illusion forever and….

the cat and the horse morphed into a trencherman

and I never partied there again….





For April, May, and June and those twinty wurds

:)


Smiley Moon














By Bubby

© 2008 Bubby (All rights reserved)

 

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