tack tick is a ponk, image by Irene Koronas
we ate the sheriff
the
envelope vampires
the
slurpee king
to
poach the corner
we
don’t need the deeds or seeds
layers
of plant and plaid
the
luke skywalker tree
the
tiger hand of the callow earth
a
grass clippings planet
the
fighting sandwich
vs.
the common ghost rinser
slinking light loaf was a word weeker
the
robotic vole was a cloud impostor!
you
know the gnome
the
language was a feather to fool us
remote fur to
squab the presence
to
want out of the box after ten days
might
need feathers to fly
serious
cheese and crackers for the horse
why,
bat?
trick the sun tomorrow
goating
greased was a halo of the earth art
the
bigger word of the science faction dust
brighter
colors to start a featherless brain
I
need to see the ocean to do that
this
text was a baby blanket tomorrow
the
leather of micro sullivan and inflamed fishing
the
pitt and penn of the offseason
the
egg of special orders
to start a war with the good shrimp
for
that rose in the water to glow
the
cocker spaniel must be a dentist
I
need a penny machine
and
now for a walk
slither
milk was a combined blue moog
so
why are you a cake
the
brain bright
one
ton of answers
the
bastion of cloud pants
the
new octopus gland for sleeping
radio panther eclipse
a
steak waffle is a crüe cut to stand here in the mirror
that
old dot to explore that cranberry unit of the torque
chow
duck was a hanger
period
of shoe hum
the
drawbridge toot
power
through the book using lasers
hear
me through the wall
wondering
with the owls
is
earth a spectral onion?
confounded to sleep in the butter
were
you so something as a plaster in the bat forum
the
denmark earth was a clipped song to france out the challenge
not
wording it this way
(too
many suns in the sink)
that
careful oink to let us know that the beans are done
wolf
in the dark earth
tack tick is a ponk
to
warn of the corn
the sweet awesome is the rutch
this
is the hammer of the old delight
the
world is a new eye
back
with lemons to fool the dragon
false
flea! false flea!
starting
with a star
why
not look for the fool in the dragon cupboard
—JD
Nelson
