On a flight to Switzerland
three people died sniffing nitrogen,
sniffing each other's airs
until, well, the price of arrogance paid
in full a wellspring of what wore
silk and Chiffon gone to discount and liquid
On a train, a few smokers decided
when cold, wear a jacket, when poor
wear a hide, to hide in front of searchlights
secondhanding their discount
and people don't like a charitable breath
found in a ticket which enters halt
into pockets of hurry
On a formless man in the body of an artist
three people somersaulted
said international things we folk
don't get and don they a pose fit
found tiresome in a few second hands
which, dishpan, do not smell how spray housewomen
but smell of walking to work in a humid stroll
~ by Jeremy on April 12, 2009.
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