Goblin’s Rainbow
Pressing into my muscles
And sucking into my teeth
I dropped my stomach to the floor
At
Age of five
On Saturday
I
Solemnly
Swore
To floor your pedaled jaundiced breaks that wake to wind
Perfection canned
And
Stored
For the God of you mother
You keeper of sky
At five you took me to our father
To soak my head in sins for
Gifts to make you better
Narrow in your looking glass
Forever on your paper’s edge
By
Myself christened in guilt
Reduced to
Mouth of blood
With
Lungs of heat
And
Nails of grout
Splashed to believe
That
This was my bed
And
You were my sheets
To
Take me
Folded in the molded forms you made for me
You said you’d be my parking lot
You said the pounds would feather down
I stayed inside all day for you
I whittled knees to bow to you
I harnessed backs to carry you
I Matted hair to goats with you
And froze the milk in cubes for you
You
Played the games on gagging pipes
On seven floors
To tip the scale
To wrong the way
To gram the crust
In countless chews of circus breaks
In waves to wake the song that’s caged
In ink to draw the strings that bind
The words to find it’s bigger now
Stronger in the giant land
Wide in the butter dish
Drained from the purge on the swing of your curse
Trail of hips good night
For
I’m the moon good bye
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