We Have To Start Somewhere
You don't know what I don't
hack. We mince the treasury of raw
erasure. Sure, we debate our likely
fate as if whistling like Bing in black and white.
I like the granular forties, cigarette a-droop
from the lip of Bogart. Art upstarts and upbraids
indifference. I have been seventeen several times.
Do the math in your slurred sleep.
The charry wait time's embedded in each frame.
What you say you see comme ci, comme ca.
Roil me when you can to light a fire.
A future curl of ash. Clashing in past
tense. A whiff of moonlight suggests
you are not sorry yet. I'm listening,
I tell which one of us. No muss,
no fuss. Falsehood pitches flame
where it is not wanted. I have already come home
to your home plate, where you constable
the tresses of come lately wait time.
We each claim sorrel will eclipse
the froth, the known, eclectic bait.

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