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Letter from little boy Bush
oh, Dude. I mean Dad.
Evasive pastry. You made me a pimp.
I was just a tiny boy,
dumped in the garbage dump of your confederacy
the ship of breaking & entering
our Nation of Love,
with your throb-rag wife & her villanous servants.
Now there's nothing left of my asshole
Dude. I mean Dad.
Or else I'm looking for it,
the hole through which my thoughts and feelings flow.
Disgust sticks to the strangest places.
A black wave went through my arm
battering the North Shore
tiny surfer.
One finger dropped off, it's lost in the sewer.
You get the truth because you're my father.
If I had the freedom to make structures visible...
I'd see you again. yeah.
When my street brother returned
from the dead,
Climbing skeletal rungs
I said, "Welcome to the Presidential Palace.
each good
building
proposes a perfect
world."
camille roy
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