Saturday, December 8, 2012

Reflections on a posterior life event embodied in the transcendental existentialism of a happy-go-lucky Italian café

The rhino.
It calls me.
Calls me from Rhode Island
Where there are no oysters
And no meanies to call you names.

I tread the path
That leads to nowhere,
But somewhere I see
Somebody watching.
Watching from the garage.

Don't step there.
It's not made to eat a side
Of sycamore jellybeans.
Get my vibe?
Yep.

Still calling me.
But where do I go?
Lead me on, Mr. Squiggles,
And I will find my place
In Cyprus.  Just you wait.

There are no pots in Istanbul.
Why?  Don't they like rice?
This is killing me from inside.
Like a mason jar
Running over with sprinkles.

Twinkle, twinkle, little orphan.
No, I don't have any money.
Or blueberries, but I do have
Thumbs.  Don't you wish
You could smell like me?

The rhino.
It beckons.
Beckons me from Rhode Island.
But wait.
I am in Kentucky.


© 2012 by Zydrunas Ficklepuff

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