Untitled ("But I sware, every romantic plant")
By Jack Joseph Smith
But I sware, every romantic plant
in the world comes down to the bottom
of my george; the thunder of, the suck
up of tears, tables as Faulkner as my
Mississippi Aunt told me over candlelight.
All about daylight, and how backwards the
first half of the second bible has me a
part of being born now, and even as a lady
I say I am not yet thirty three, but he is
the cross that canyons look like down here
I have got to do pain again; I am the way
through West Virginia, and how I speak to
myself. My arms the sway of a movie,, my
universe stars still in the leftover daylight.
Trying in seconds
To touch myself
High as you get
Low as welll
It is with and without music