The Last Eclair | Mary Bone
The last éclair
was lying there,
with oozy, gooey, goodness,
I’d eaten my fair share-
I just couldn’t resist,
just one more.
The last éclair
was lying there,
with oozy, gooey, goodness,
I’d eaten my fair share-
I just couldn’t resist,
just one more.
My bird husband is making
A nest, said to be, comfortable
For his babies who still sleep in
My bloated belly
He is so little, and cute
But not weak mind you
When he opens his sharp beak
Every bird becomes weak
While my loving bird husband
Orders lovingly me to rest
While he builds the nest
For his babies that carry on his
Proud family name,
I perch lazily on a towering, dark tree
And doze and doze the whole day
After all what else can I do
I am a female bird mind you,
So I can’t build a nest
Not even for those who come from my own body
It is against nature
If I undertake the work
It would create such chaos in our little bird world
When he’s done I will lay the eggs
And idle till the next season
Then I’ll have to find another lover and lie
If I give up this work
Which is going against the nature,
It would create such chaos in our little bird world
Act I
My childhood love
killed in war.
Act II
My two-year-old son
most likely has autism.
Act III
You
stopped loving me.
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Beautiful afternoon
My heart is full of words
I try to them on paper
Earned
back less than
given
accepting tokens
from the king
of roadside
carnival fair
barker
takes last dimes
for the ride
to heaven.
Poor guy
darts
at his face
does his best
to shrug
off the many
roads
leading him down
into
the trench.
Even amongst the mires and marshes
at our beginnings we envied the birds
their song grown sweet amid the tawny thorns
of survival. Schemes were lit and fires
laid smoke to climb through the roast heat of bones
and blister of wings until the remains
displayed their hollow, fleshless tunnel caves
here the first enchantments lifted from lips,
swift fingers coaxed the perforated pieces
of death to a fresh flight of flurried dance
now strumming soul soft from our stereos.