Aeolus
The camouflaging wind gets
your hair half mast but hey
it’s not race, the wind at best
catches in the craw of all, or
it could be race, an aerodynamic
planet of head putting out
hair that wind is not at,
no way. Advantage.
But but sputter, what’s dead
in the wind on the curb
but race not racing, delete.
Flies don’t settle
any of that talk. You’ve got
the gods moving wind around equal
at the equator—slake it!
You got two pieces of toast,
more or less, and that’s class
at its least classy. Put it off
on the gods, those yakkers
on media from the cloud.
Different people go on tiptoe
and strike a pose of OK.
I’ll tell you it’s blowing in the wind,
change, just as you’d expect:
hairy and scary. Quite the sight.
By the same author
Auntie Deluvian and Alien On The Ark: Two by Two
Deep-time they called it when King Dumuzid the Shepherd