Wednesday, November 28, 2012

Lavender

Cracking like walnuts
between steel splints.
Sweat glints on my arms
as I strip the windows' tints.

They put dried weeds in a vase
and act like I'm out of place.

They serve food at the diner
and I ask for a taste.
Instead they give me the menu
stuck to my forehead with paste.

Stuck up and damn sure
fucked up.
If I lucked up and got sucked up their machine,
there'd be nothing left for me to get bucked up.

Their so-so explanations
and flimsy dip-shit promises
make me think of rusty nails
an amateur carpenter polishes.

My brain sparks lavender
a colorful challenge to the radio wave.
On land of debris,
my home is concave.

Slave after slave
in turn try to enslave me,
trying to deprive me
turning into ways to deprave me.

I maneuver like Ali
doing the rope a dope.
They back me up, I bob and weave,
and they think I can't cope.

Now, the brain weaves silk,
they got another thing coming.
I zap the brain wave
and make it stop humming.

They're certain it's a bluff,
they're certain they're tough.
But if they're so certain,
why do they keep trying to rough me up?

They are going to huff and puff,
but they're really just sheep,
trying to be wolves
but the bears are not the ones asleep.

Their fairy tale minds
turn into disastrous lives
full of violence and hate
and anything else that deprives.

It's the main reason
I spark lavender and weave silk.
I smooth it out
when there's no honey or milk.




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