Tuesday, December 24, 2019
FORT KNOX, CHRISTMAS EVE, & MOM
Ft. Knox
was easier to heist
than was my mother's passion.
Her cunt defied
global warming,
& her heart was tighter
than a frog's ass--
and that's waterproof!
She was so cold
that at the dinner table,
(if & when she made dinner),
we wore gloves.
You might be thinking
this is a strange poem
to be writing Christmas Eve--
on any "Eve" for that matter.
But to those,
who've never been in a madhouse,
or behind a wire
in a police cruiser or lock-up,
or who've stood on a line
hoping to be medicated,
or a cop-line
hoping to be medicated,
or in a hospital bed
hoping to be medicated,
to those & for those
I reply:
good luck to you
& may the bordom
be kept at bay
from the wolves
that at midnight howl
& prance
under a blood red moon.
Norman Savage
Greenwich Village, 2019
Labels:
A Mother's Love,
Christmas,
Christmas Eve,
Cold/Hot,
Dionysisius,
dope,
hospitals,
Hot/Cold,
in-hospital,
Mother,
Wolves
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