To help me further illustrate the immortal
we mayfly and quilt toward
indecision and worry trips.

Why do the shambles—
the tomtits of whistle plaid doos—
the pachinko palleters suffer the nape of the midden?

You are an empty idyll in is true hue—
swizzled in pray baste lily—
if you drone wireless cantos
fiery pinnies you may sire:
more
more
more.

“A poem is like a bank robbery: the idea is to get in, get their attention, get the money and get out.”

— Charles Simic / The Monster Loves His Labyrinth