Monday, May 22, 2017

Written at Foyers
                       (for Romilly Waite)

Leaving that language of rancid scrapings
words taken with a spatula from limp tongues
in thick curds going almost to the apple
to the root of words

couldn't find a way into a way out
since then
                        some kind of cafe caterin’ to the
boulevard crowd
                        saw mr lee mr bones
waiter was peachie le nic,
marzo cream &
delicious took me intravenously through
their dimples

Of course dimples cafe caterin’ to
the boulevard crowd since then...
peachie said a collage
                        aye aye
man who cuts out dimples better look lean
else fat sleepy yawns will account

since then
unaccountably

peachie
presents accounts

peachie
a present
on account

a present from peachie


take this for instance



                  © Dick Russell, 2013, 2017

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