Napalm Salmon Dinner

Salmon Dinner

nothing can be separate us 
a child from a mother 
a brilliant plan and a truck

go steal his bank card
riding home dad doesn't know
that I am wanted
neither do I

sneaking in the back door
salmon dinner and rice await
while I wait for a chance

I allready know the secret

slipping a card out of his pocket
as dinner awaits me
tempting but not as much 
as fate

riding to mom's truck
eagerly awaiting me 
letst go! she says
abandoning my bike as if this adventer is hers not min
the salmon dinner growing cold
as we stole out into the night



ON A WINDY DAY

one windy day in the east 
mom told me that horses were dargs

chewing tobacco with glass 
under my lips with the boys

riding a 4 wheelers to the
trampoline with other kids

i've escaped for now

watch this horse
she says to me
in a western night

wind blew blue leaves 
over the face of the horse
that was holding onto me

are you ok? I was asked
glad not to be trampled
as I understood standing under

a scared majestic mammal


NAPALM
	

I don't know where i am
on top of a hill in a cabin
a runaway

i have new skills
learned from the anarchists
cook book that is

lets make napalm!
I say to my new friend
its an easy recipie
for companionship

three parts gas to each block of styrofoam util it feels like jelly
I;d never benn to vietnam, cambodia
not yet seen the brned bodies before I set this napalm on fire

OH SHTT!!

leaves fall as napalm burns
flashing at our 12 year old faces
sweeping up leaves with thick smoke I hope 
to end this fire before death
i don't know if we ever finished burning all 
the napalm we made
Copyright © | Year Posted 2020


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