Friday, January 04, 2019
Super-market Karma
-Got somebody’s Bounty Paper Towels.
Didn’t return.
But cheated out of item before...
let’s say small jar of pickles!
-So approximate or ambiguous
scales of justice, okay?
-Has to be!
-Thus, if a woman loses her lovely
husband, will another instantly appear?
-Perhaps after a bit.
-Justice delayed is Justice denied!
-Anyway, I use Salvation Army to
smooth things over in Karma Dept,
throw in tener! Red kettle in front
of Winn Dixie.
-You’re still a criminal!
Ad so on. I'm still teased in my
perpetually amused circle.
None this vague I insist!
Dillinger and Babyface having
much clearer heads.
Labels: checking out, conscience, crime, error, guilt, karma, punishment, super market
Sunday, August 02, 2015
Field Theory
An electric woman passed the hat at the
softball game. Just a transitory thing.
She lit up and her bright hair stood on
end.
"There I go again!" laughed she, and then
phased out, though the ozone smell persisted
and mixed with her perfume as the lights
resumed their buzzing.
Her husband played third base and worried
about lightning. And outs and errors, and
other strikes. Humiliated himself once by
kicking the ball and being unable to locate
it as the runner sped round the bases.
His mind never leaves the game.
He better wake up! We dream of her that night.
Labels: athletic, concentration, electricity, error, out, relationship, softball, strike
