Walking City Metals
Red shout of sky,
Fat bowl half-full,
Mask-less cigarettes,
Smoke, asked for a lighter
Money, asked if the dollar is
real, in my eyes
real it is.
Suddenly, rain, jumping
sunny-side, but walk
away, far away for
Night, cold brew
its just coffee.
Warm waters,
pools and ponds,
yellow 'oxidation'
around me, so is the
smell. So is the
smoke. So is the rain
though the sun shines
clouds whistling bravely
departing quietly.
I want to dress her up
in a seijin-shiki kimono
I want her to smile, that moment
high above, mountain above
but all I see and smell
is the smoked sex -
crimped apron and meat smells.
"Give it back"
as I look down
that mountain was taller in my
pictures, when I was younger,
and more foolish. All gone.
A memory. Nothing more.
Never again to be.
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