Saturday, June 29, 2019

My Pony Was Named Phil





The tune I remembered was only a faint wisp, a coughing undertow
scented the person's oval brain and did not 'do a number' except after
her recent release from the debilitating foreknowledge of a mild
enfeeblement accompanied by a nun reciting the poetry of Oscar Wilde at midnight.

My pony was named Phil and he never did not show a mild curiosity about where my day went. In the interrim she mentioned his habit of  never circling the last zero before straining to keep a vow and act calmly within the limits of good taste and equanimity.

We might leave before the last of my potatoes becomes a mature adult in the boneyard sense, despite any elder's better judgment."Who calls you?", Juan asked after Liana's return from Sweden with a grip of swollen brambles under Mika's couch

This calls for a rounding error and not one creepshot to please 'the Missus'. A bafflement in my day-old framer's hat with a patched seam, a breeze to fill a wearable hole with neither delight nor disgust, congruent with all due appropriateness. Thank you and 'not good-night'.

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