J. D. Nelson |
crow cardboard
languish
and lobster (that puppet is the james of the corn)
the
chicken of yarn is the pillow bird waiting for help
needing
a blue suit to moon you
were
workie workie worked rook
that
napkin happens
mars
is the breakfast
the
face of the fremont world
come
tusk rushing
to
be the spider when I am a clown of the iron
wark
work is the smart yeck of the standard
if
you were a working worm
wolf
now for the power eye
that
letter of the x pillow
that
leash of the sand spark
scoundrel
was a poplar twig
a
newt of the sometimes
***
chewing now for that bulb of
friction
cracky
crown was a gentlecloud
that
seven of the ape is nine
the
cave of the people
a
morning of the huff
circle
was a paw earth now
I
was the legend of the corn
the
rose was a law of the brain to get there
the
solid oz of all time
that
was the snork of the promise to land a head of the calling
the
god face was a legend of the grass
soccer
is the cheese ruffle
that
tea is the steam of the bookends here with the rose of the eyeball
to
glow with that bird
heaven
is the light of the pea to soak with that arthur
a
crushy time of the day
the
ant and the elk
***
the
mouse is the color of the grey sun
to see that the blanket is the key of the alpha to rood me a
stereo
that could be the cackle and the lemon of the north
to learn of the canceled head and the lion
we can play the machine game now
this trash is the clue
complete with the centipede and the world cranks the hobart
smart chicken was hurt in the rodeo
life was a floating egg of the tune nugget
crass luggage to snow
should be the mopar earth to shamrock one
the king of the eye
to be the salt of the trudge
***
J. D. Nelson (b. 1971) experiments with words and sound in his subterranean laboratory. More than 1,500 of his poems have appeared in many small press publications, in print and online. He is the author of several collections of poetry, including Cinderella City (The Red Ceilings Press, 2012). Visit www.MadVerse.com for more information and links to his published work. Nelson lives in Colorado.
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