This is writing that doesn't fit into any particular category. It's not prose and it's not quite poetry. It's not quite sane but it's something healthy. Not all of us have it figured out. I sure as hell don't. It's a series of locutions on madness and locura.

Saturday, August 7, 2010

And they will come in from the hills
Descending upon the town, the townsfolk
The will o' the wisp
The golden bouncing light
And the heat of the sun will never move
Will not extinguish
And a few clouds will echo the will o' the wisp
And we will have nothing but the swamps and the sadness
And they will come up from the valleys
And they will cover us with their blankets of stars
From Oklahoma to Needles
From Fairfax to Monterrey
And they will cover us with stars.

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