unagileA Poem by h d e rushinI'm going to tell you what love clarifies. My grandfather would tell us he'd been married for 55 years had it lived. But he couldn't count money or read. (Some poems you approach from the sides like a rhino, others are more promethium produced by stealing the fires from heaven then giving it over to mankind. He would say that love intensifies; gets nappy and thus more unagreeable. You comb it, at least you try to get a comb thru it's query. "What exactly is a prong", I would ask. He sat and thought of the deer he killed with an ax or the catfish whose throat he stuck his arm down to the elbow. Sometimes we want to, out of sheer pedant or alcohol, want to appear cultural and profound, dragging our bellies like lamprey, poofing out our feathers with hurting beaks like the metal of our wings. Yet, there's a farmer somewhere in our past. One who expected the rain as the only promise of satisfaction.
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