Moss sofa removed
to the front to rust,
rusted cassettes, moved
and found a green thousand
for the first time.
Excalibur painted fence post,
painted white, slitting New Zealand,
Spain splitting oak and
escritoire, alternating legs
to make it past virginity
then drown, past college,
then drown. Who the hell
didn't teach these girls to swim?
credits
from A Green Thousand,
released January 1, 2013
King Cream - guitars
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