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bury a berry
in the blurry blue barrens,
let it blossom tonight.
In your sleep,
grow Roanoke
the lost colony
grow rowan, oak
to shroud it in mystery
grow an old oak
to remember
go row a boat
to escape december
chasing happily ever after
a tirade of tears and laughter.
–
bury a blueberry
in the blurry blear–
the phone buzz
jolts you off the pillow,
splitting seeds between dreams and breathing.
Lose Roanoke to the bears’
robotic wares,
or was it
lose an old oak to the bare
wind’s tears and wears,
or
lose a rowed boat to the bear
wearing hypnotic wares
bearing chairs from who knows where
chairs made of rowan, oak
the bear’s loping like an antelope slowpoke
to save soaked blokes
from sinking in rubber boats
phone buzz
wake up
whassup
what’s the hold up
to get up,
pour out a cup
of blubber-blue
marmalady majuice moo,
will you?
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