Flying Lesson...

Inspired by its mom,
The chick thought it could fly too,
It thought so, and tried to,
Until it crashlanded on the ground.

Uniform Washday

Soaked, washed, rinsed and put out to dry;
On a clothesline, my childhood lie.

When Nature Strikes Back

Naked bodyparts hanging at the Butcher's,
Legs, lungs and livers over the counter.
Mashed up middle fingers to increase virility,
Under the counter, for dogs that wink.
A rope tied to a penis dongs the walls,
Of a breast, to toll the temple bell.
Quadruples praying to an unadorned "Blue Cross"
Before sacrificing human heads to the Universal Power.
In the last journey of dead flowers,
The live ones throw human ears to cushion the path.
While cats may pet human kids,
Watch out for stone pelting dogs,
When you fornicate by the roadside.