Little foundling of mucus and strife
Spurts his runny contents awry,
Tends to fissured toe-nails and dirt-stache.
Fashions some subterfuge out of small talk.
Smelling of soot and garlic,
Only foundling folds and hopes for
Altars reeking of blood,
Or a night of no tremble.
He slips in the side,
Panchinkoed through echoes of epoch,
His insect of inhibition nimble, hither and thither,
Reaches the epicenter of his crime and crumbles.
Sunday, October 4, 2009
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