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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required Anti-Poem — “The Membrane Electric” (Poet’s Instruction: Play “Two Thousand Light Years From Home” by The Rolling Stones, while reading this anti-Poem) susie and billy tripping into arterial los angeles sloshing their young gonads with diet-rite cokes riding now in his ‘72 cadillac deville on highland susie’s in the front seat wearing a pink mini skirt she’s swaying madly to the outrageous music creating stardust sandwiches for the bewitched the stones are jamming on 8-track with majesties jamming and scratching the membrane electric keith playing electric bass now with a mind claw relax baby this is music from the perfume places the bending plastic places where time oozes onward sprinkling the silent cosmos with this gushing music this atomic slide with mick jagger and the blues boys brian hypnotizing death with mellotron madness it’s so very lonely when the streets aren’t blinking susie and billy careening now past the neon tributaries this stunning urban interlude with handjob milkshakes hey baby relax let’s just kick back and ride this music this very cool mind slosh with charlie and billy too ride easy baby as we slide into the membrane electric yeah honey we’re two thousand light years from home susie’s swaying now closing her eyes loving the stones
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