Shootin' Pool with a Broomstick
Posted: August 22nd, 2009, 5:03 pm
Life isn’t fair.
Air in Texas is bare.
My bungalow is young.
Never thinks of dying, only creaks.
Who is the next Dylan?
Is it you, smoldering eyes?
My bungalow taught space.
It cavorted and spun, creaked a little.
All through blackness the whole time.
Remember a line about silent telephones.
I get wild gravity, how do I get home?
Gravity lets you down, Google it.
Google morphs into heinous.
Alien computer mind.
Who writes anything that sticks?
God can I come back in six years?
See who writes a good Bible.
Check fluid levels.
Life isn’t fair, I was drunk.
“Hundred bucks if you make that.”
So he took up his cue, Houdini-like.
Lined it up with a precision of Leonardo.
Moon sat there forever, flies orbit beer signs.
He stood there, scratch his chin, he does that.
For centuries he scratch his chin like that.
Weeds grew on the felt, then trees.
Google the next Dylan, the next Jimi.
Billions of computers hooked in series.
Horrible green computer saucer alien.
Get the answer soon.
He lined it up.
Clock spin backwards.
Dali melted the needles.
He peers and paces, the prophet.
He bent down, flies orbit beer signs.
I heard an odd click, an odd motion.
Ball jumps up, bam bam blue meteor.
Spun like a disco sparkle.
Not a fair subject to begin with.
The odds against existence.
It lurched across felt.
Through weeds and trees.
Jumpin’ Jehosophat, joltin’ Joe.
Then it hung, more centuries passed.
Photon leaned against it, lit a smoke.
Plop.
Air in Texas is bare.
My bungalow is young.
Never thinks of dying, only creaks.
Who is the next Dylan?
Is it you, smoldering eyes?
My bungalow taught space.
It cavorted and spun, creaked a little.
All through blackness the whole time.
Remember a line about silent telephones.
I get wild gravity, how do I get home?
Gravity lets you down, Google it.
Google morphs into heinous.
Alien computer mind.
Who writes anything that sticks?
God can I come back in six years?
See who writes a good Bible.
Check fluid levels.
Life isn’t fair, I was drunk.
“Hundred bucks if you make that.”
So he took up his cue, Houdini-like.
Lined it up with a precision of Leonardo.
Moon sat there forever, flies orbit beer signs.
He stood there, scratch his chin, he does that.
For centuries he scratch his chin like that.
Weeds grew on the felt, then trees.
Google the next Dylan, the next Jimi.
Billions of computers hooked in series.
Horrible green computer saucer alien.
Get the answer soon.
He lined it up.
Clock spin backwards.
Dali melted the needles.
He peers and paces, the prophet.
He bent down, flies orbit beer signs.
I heard an odd click, an odd motion.
Ball jumps up, bam bam blue meteor.
Spun like a disco sparkle.
Not a fair subject to begin with.
The odds against existence.
It lurched across felt.
Through weeds and trees.
Jumpin’ Jehosophat, joltin’ Joe.
Then it hung, more centuries passed.
Photon leaned against it, lit a smoke.
Plop.