I can imagine
the glossy eyes
and slobbery chin
of that yapping dog.
It will probably
out-live the old lady.
Nonetheless, it will
disappear, eventually.
When they haul the
lady's body to the morgue
the little dog will follow
like some vestigial organ.
The organs, those eyes,
like small land-locked
fishing holes, will become
a reminder of
forgotten places,
of material remains.
Human refuse.
Our ancestors will use
fragments of their bones
to weave convincing
fictions by the hearthside.
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Wednesday, March 28, 2012
Tuesday, January 17, 2012
The Hominins
*
Come here
antelope;
I will hold
your antlers
in a sexy pose
with other men
all scrolled out
in chronology.
Real tough guys.
*
It is evident
by the shapes
of our heads
that we were
attracted to
the alien women.
Come here
antelope;
I will hold
your antlers
in a sexy pose
with other men
all scrolled out
in chronology.
Real tough guys.
*
It is evident
by the shapes
of our heads
that we were
attracted to
the alien women.
Labels:
Aliens,
Animals,
anthropology,
Humans,
Jeff Tatay,
Poetry
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