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jellyfish white rain
falls from a pompei ash sky plops loudly on my umbrella blue hat leaving greasy gray stains on my once jungle green trousers smoky ember guitar music floats from open windows framed in day-after blood-umber bricks the yellow-bruised green garden is soggy nothing grows yet from the ransom red earth my lava colored shoes are soaked as I climb six flights of rickety stairs the door opens as the bell twangs she, clad in a prism purple bubble top and flamingo pink tights guitar in hand, greets me in b-flat major chirping “love the muck brown mudspots on your hyacinth blue coat” I kiss her tangerine lips close the door quietly, and blow out the carmel candles afterwards, soft rain pings seem more like pale ice dripping we cuddle under a mulberry comforter trying to hear the invisible flakes falling and hoping tonight’s umbered sienna trees have turned cream-puff white in the morning’s copper sunlight an odd-colored evening [2007.19.4…d] (Inspiration K.E. n° 2I)
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