Secrets of the Grass II

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  • Dedicated to Radiohead
                                    

That light is bright. It has no reason,

it simply is. The grass whispers under it,

blades devouring secrets. Its green has turned

dark in my absence. I see how it is.

I speak, but it has many tongues. It hisses,

like a length of tinsel sliding from a box.

The sounds are loud. They simply are,

they simply are. They rattle in my head

like marbles in a jar. Like a plastic bag

of goldfish in your hand. Silently screaming.

Oh look, blob-blob. It’s like it’s trying

to talk to us. How sweet.

The grass. It prickles my feet like a

forgotten word at the back of your throat.

My throat. Our throat. It is a cruel thing,

it hurts.

I feel like a pincushion.

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