Cary Grant
1
1
An airplane of a movie burns,
its script so rich you can’t see
straight. A lamp lit next to
a soft window coaxes a tiger
from the sky—hell of a wrench
thrown to cornstalks.
2
Needing to feed yourself,
you imagine
an unforgiving and
let go. Narrow,
wary, air shambles like
a walk not quite your own.
3
Prat falls look
a pretty job. Were the screwball
honed
any more, we’d all be
a little less
wrinkled.
its script so rich you can’t see
straight. A lamp lit next to
a soft window coaxes a tiger
from the sky—hell of a wrench
thrown to cornstalks.
2
Needing to feed yourself,
you imagine
an unforgiving and
let go. Narrow,
wary, air shambles like
a walk not quite your own.
3
Prat falls look
a pretty job. Were the screwball
honed
any more, we’d all be
a little less
wrinkled.
4
As preyed upon, the mind
writhes. Do you
suppose
suspicion is for
when time is
a botch.
As preyed upon, the mind
writhes. Do you
suppose
suspicion is for
when time is
a botch.
Blue collar comedy
Someone hits
a whistle
and dances.
A rabbit
in a rigged
pit
hobbles,
conscious
of a flawed hop.
Cattle as soggy
props needle
into green.
Blasted clear
and shattered,
the skin’s
nation’s
a slow notion
of marrow,
pulse
just
that.
All we ask
is that
you make us laugh.
We’ve plenty
of contempt
for the
genuine.
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