you tell me:
there�s a conspiracy in the mechanics
gelatin hands forget that they know
they all want to laugh
along�laugh along
i don�t understand when you speak in
forensics
shush now, don�t worry about it,
kiss me quick and we�ll walk the strip
we�ll say hello to
idle rifles in virgin wool,
we�ll play inside their
broken coffins.
(he giggles at my awkward
nose.
he waves away our bloody
parts.
he loves my charcoaled olive
pit.)
but when my mother stood on steps and
i called hello to no avail,
my heart welled up and started to shake.
you sighed and rolled your eyes at me
you slapped her catatonic ass and said
see? this way is a lot more fun.
i couldn�t take much more than that,
desert drifting and dehydration,
it was only a matter of time
i wandered off when you
dared to sleep.
pigeon benches and she turns to me;
they�re all doing it, you know, me, too
i know, i know, me too, don�t worry.
gas and go and gas and go and gas and go and
gas and go but he�s there this time.
he has no words as i drift on by,
pretending he could be anything,
anyone.
he tries despite
and touches my arm
i shoo away a fly.
i take it now and wrap it tight,
hiding behind a philistine smile.
walking away, standing still,
there�ll always be the question,
tight little circles and round we go,
me too, me too, don�t worry
anymore�
juliette and her cold feet
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