I can't find my lost soul. I left it in my,
left shoe, I think. Or was it in the sink;
bleached white, contrite, and dripping wet.
I think maybe I left it in the car,
down the street, by the legs,
strut-strutting down the walk
like the owner of the world.
In the car, with death in the speakers,
pumping and compelling my feet to dance
the gas and clutch like a marrionette.
With sunglasses on, the world is foot-loose;
the world is bloody and forlorn.
I hate the world, and my feet are tired,
I've been walking for so long, at work,
down the aisle. Beautiful old woman, dirty
old mind. Younger...still...
I have thoughts too...I lost my soul to the
barbi dolls, and to the goldfish sucking,
sucking at its cage.
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