Adrenaline
Under the pressure of Orion’s
belt to twinkle with dead
light, I speak the hums
of monks seeking nirvana
by erasing my mind
like the dinosaurs from earth
and allowing instinctive
cavemen to roll the wheel
and light the flame.
I ride synapse bullets;
the collusion takes my foul
virginity and I am pure
like the lying whore Mary.
Deep in the manger
of my being, the lambs
play “the ground is lava”
and in a frenzy, stampede
the Sheppard and bulldoze
wolves that couldn’t accept
that my meat is my muscle.
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