Tyler Gobble Poem
You are expecting the plane snapping photographs of farm houses and zig-zag creeks to crash into what it wants to capture, but I’m not here to punish anyone for excesses in wind consumption. On the futon demanding mercy, to clean up my fucking body. An entire catastrophe of protest songs broad- cast from the bosom of the internet, slogans painted on bellies. Masculine tattoos and omelets for dinner. Feminine tattoos and a real job. I could ask you what you are doing here. Ink node on the celestial polyp. Dean Young rip off at any given moment, people. My cacophony of crushing cans under the heel. My barking off the patio. My not hugging that woman when her car got towed. I say, She just buried her friend. Now what? didn’t include me. Vertebrae and possibilities. I’ve begun to whittle like my dead uncle.