Thursday, June 11, 2009

419. RAIN

RAIN
(Not With Logic Disposed To Remedy)
We cut out the wet pajamas
in only the most obscure manner -
(when the men were making cars,
when the women were making ovens).
The morning sky had darkened, in what
was a most fitting manner, over the course
of a minute or two - from dark to light to
dark again; and then the torrential
downpour came. Everything reveled
while everything suffered too. Water,
water everywhere, and not a drop would
do. 'Well this is a fine kettle of fish
you've gotten me into' - sainted men
salubriously talk like this - 'I take my
hat off to you.' Someone ran by in a
hurry, to try and escape the rain.
(Which is something you can never do).

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