TO A BLOSSOMING SAGUARO You have kin in Mexico. Shooting you is called "cactus plugging." Humidity & wind speed shape the path of a bullet. Your shadow will outlive my father. That's kind of comforting. Ghost-faced bats pollinate your dog-eared flowers which smell like wet rope, melon. The sky is a century with no windows. I say things like that.
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Thursday, April 18
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TO A BLOSSOMING SAGUARO You have kin in Mexico. Shooting you is called "cactus plugging." Humidity & wind speed shape the path of a bullet. Your shadow will outlive my father. That's kind of comforting. Ghost-faced bats pollinate your dog-eared flowers which smell like wet rope, melon. The sky is a century with no windows. I say things like that.