Huffington Magazine Issue 15 | Page 85

chapter 3 poem HUFFINGTON 09.23.12 Horseshoe or dingbat, Sir oh just the one he thought, even if a hoarsepshaw brief Cyrillic Ж was altogether confidential then. Sadistic counsel goofy as it was to hit a mark an iron-shod method like an actor on the methadone for bad habits, pitching his good luck to brain the brain-damaged boy, altogether his intention Master Craft, I swear swore it when he outran a goddamn dawn a good man reigning through obsessive thought that inning out to bean him break his neck Focus on the other’s head a dingbat or lucky shot pitching high and inside fucking up the outdoors, even fireworks on the Fourth can’t you do an elementary task? However, He Who Finds a Horseshoe fires a synapse begs a question but in time bags his quarry by the marsh even brags about it, flees as far as Moony Lake running in the tallest grass and crouching down they say it’s possible to drown in mud and sand and shoreline stagnant pools in short order, Sir.