A few of the poems I've written since I've been here:
Muslim honeybees
Passed a jihad
on the way to paradise.
no overtaking.
or passing.
We’re on our way to No Where.
Counting to ten has multiple
meanings and brush fires are
universal.
Jesus saves in Sheffield
and artists paint murals
of farming.
Magenta fireball setting
behind blue mountains
attracts photos by tourists.
Pink rays on red granite
equals beauty.
Glow Maggots
The sun shines out of the butt.
We thought they were worms but they’re not.
After eating, they engage in vigorous activities.
We call it shagging.
Eggs.
Then. Death.
Its a pretty good life.
And this was the day I didnt visit Tazmazia.
BHB, Black hat Bob
Sprinkling water on cradled rocks
sounds so serene.
Boat shacks are few, only one.
Crisp clean air blows across suicide.
Kilo K walked ‘round Dove Lake
pouncing in puddles.
Two flags, one mission:
Love each other.
Two children, one mom
shared smiles under Cradle Mountain.
Dead batteries in a box
leave
memories in imagination
of honeymoon island
and bushwalking.
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