My Teapot is Leopard Skin
Food
is the glue that
holds
my teeth together,
but
my teapot is leopard skin,
effective
at hunting down
big
game on the open tundra.
We
are comet spray, multitudes
of
frog eggs, and holy rollers.
Titillate
the senses with amnesia,
but
remember that narcolepsy
is
catching.
If
you want to make a pie you
first
have to eat yourself.
Model
of Space Craft Explosions
Inebriated
at the thought of super glue,
I
am a model of space craft explosions.
Practice
what you eat, while singing
the
praises of good oral hygiene.
Till
the soil with bare knuckle brawlers
and
you’ll be rewarded in heaven some
sun
shining day.
I
like to think of myself as a garden
of
architects, growing with precision
and
speed.
The
basic premise of my life
is
that I don’t eat raw meat,
if
it’s not cooked right.
Mercurial
Egg Whites
Mercurial
egg whites
slide
towards infinity,
in
the same sense
that
Apollo was a man
and
a god.
Jesus
walks on oodles
of
noodles for our transgressions,
if
only to taste himself silly.
Messenger
of divine transmission,
you
Hermes, bring down that Wall.
Romancing
the Visionary Slime
Ape
like movie projections,
exit
my piehole in order
to
bring popcorn to yours.
Romancing
the visionary slime
in
your hair, makes me think
of
better times, when war
would
break out in pigeons,
and
teacup pigs roamed free.
You
smell like salmonella
and
taste like hot cheese,
in
other words,
beautiful.
Potato
Chip Orchestration
Laying
on the beach, sand in my snow crab legs,
we
are shark bait, alive and breathing.
Potato
chip orchestration of the vast conspiracy
to
undermine the miners who dig for mercury.
I
am the inevitable, you are fate,
we
live somewhere in the throes of destiny,
for
all there is to come.
Jeremy Scott (he/him) is from Albany, Georgia. He's @possiblyarhino on Twitter. His debut novella, Marginalia, will be published by Alien Buddha Press. His poetry has been published or is forthcoming in All Guts No Glory, Angel Rust, Fifth Wheel Press's flux digital anthology, Pies & Poems, Pink Plastic Poetry House, Selcouth Station, Versification, and others.
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