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HERE KITTY KITTY


HERE KITTY KITTY an IV drip of Long Island iced tea lime twist not lemon and I'll be fine and bronzed I'd never argue a moot point or would I lipstick lesbians on roller skates in fall silk duster flapping in the northeastern breeze an unseen pebble just up ahead skinned knees fractured head lipstick streaked torn duster a lesbians dread Starkist all over the damn sidewalk its its funny with so much tea in me my cats would lap this up with rough tongues and walk away purring all about it pussys can be so quirky October 10th 2013
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