| I plucked a mango today. It was warm and wriggly, Spilling with worms underneath the taut, yellow jackets. They showered my legs living jellybeans hugging my skin, swimming in my pockets, hungry, their bellies twitching. Pouring forth they flooded the earth, sandwiched my Ford Cloaked the garden er In a wall of soggy bodies Muting his cries And swelled to mountains Everything they could swallow. |