The Quiver in My Seat
February 28th, 2007
By Archived Story
Shook evenly, the burst of petrol
nostrils of children racing
eyes on the back of the back of the back
of the pick-me-up dirt clouds
one shiver one shoulder
I see the grave digging grace of the ambulance chase
On these wounded hills—spider-like
skeletons mashed together from the butt
of rubber heels and dirty paws
of that bobcat wandering.
Sing praise to beaten one
limping around the dirt
an orgasmic coma shot
as machine lies still on back
wheels lulling a spin
spin,
spin.



