- for Michael Burns
High up on the mountain, he screams
for a Big Mac, holding an ice pick,
breathing thin air - a lady is a thought
and love was a glass of Chianti; red
roses in a vase. A dream? No, hungry
and lost on an old path - lettuce
and patties of meat - a special sauce
for the back of the throat, he parts
the mountain - the new Moses
wants a Biggie Sized covenant swinging
his pick, an avalanche - a prayer.
Tuesday, June 13, 2006
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Interesting pov in this poem, makes one think, which is good. Just one thought, the first strophe—I might keep it all in the present tense.
Helm.
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