Dali: Poetry
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Crown One
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I. Children's books on dinosaur dictionaries. A winner and a looser always walk the hallway with you and I not too far behind. Save your kindness - we are fine. We've put on our gloves, wiped our brow somehow, ready for the fight tonight and tomorrow, and the next. He sees champion and lover, always wanting to wear a crown. I beat up beauty queen and fashion model - the big throw down. (Past lovers too - I don't exclude) You see, this boy's weapon is oil stick and canvas And mine are sick - words. II. I carry you around paper back and ripped pages The picture of you ageless. I carry you around like a boy friend. III. Living and loving like a bum. Strung out. Take out from Dean & Deluca when you were hungry. Come to me, I'll feed you. |
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