Poetry has no rules.
It is a tool to create boxes
Swirling with jellyfish and opium dreams.
It is a tune whistled out of an ear
Slipping into fear and unknown syndromes
Edited by time’s computer
Servers on fire with holy wars and race oblation.
This poem is a melted plastic timepiece
An abomination crying out to God like a damaged lamb
The throat of a bird splayed open, playing tinny music
For devils heaving coal upon dolls
Wandering the corridors of my heart
Looking for nooks to store their coins
Their wind-up mechanisms broken
Like my ability to create their futures.
So they topple over the lip of the wound
And are gobbled up by the girls
Who have spent the last thousand years
Eating placentas conceived without sperm.