Dog
Dog
Squares fit perfectly across a rectangle. Lines don’t need to be colored out. Rhythm and Repetition. Silence and Condemnation. Everyday I walk outside, same time, same hour. The sky is blue, The grass is green. Everyday I walk the same path. Through the lot, up the steps. Everyday, I wave to the same person. Don’t know her name, I know her routine. You can’t count out of order. You can’t stutter from the path. The path leads you, everyday, same time, same hour. But she---nay---it. | There’s no path- Nothing---she can’t Fathom A path. A routine. Open the door. Unleash her jubilant chaos. Unleash her mayhem, Her unresigning joy. Quickly, quickly, faster, faster She dashes-speeding past Jumping, catching, panting Snap! Out of the air Never the same Never repeated Pure insanity ensues But she doesn’t care This is our chaos. |
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