From her thong to the risk of birthday wind

I swear: fuck you.

We are popping today, homesick for atheists.

God cursed Facebook for cooking Missouri's Jesus.

Music suggests I might tell a friend “It is what you say that matters.”

In an interview, local news reporters described love,

highlighting reckless attacks in our hometowns.

Playing the young lady, I believe these adjectives sound like

Nuclear devastation. Convince me otherwise.

A Nice Change

OK, I'm a nice change from great “American” holidays,

A pretty classical celebration, not funny at all.

A person, a man, a little boy poking out of the cold weather,

thinks about biscuits and gravy on my head.

But it's not funny.

I'm positive God kicks the crap out of Columbus

For haunting slaughterhouses.

I hear natives raped, tortured, and killed on the radio.

Happy Doom Day, everyone!

Isn't it great to fall behind and face the morons

Who didn't find enough love?

If they had such a ginormous wedding venue, I want to think

this civil union of two friends put our differences aside.

To finance the pile and new additions, dictators stayed with

wonderful, nice young men, meeting again in the hardware store.

And the dungeon was amazing. A great ten days followed by

Early dinner, one piece of a gas leak.

Now it's time to shower.

The mania they threw him in rocked past logic.

Sometimes we have to accomplish an expedition,

a bigger goal, deal out a few hours to ready a busy day.

Please look, keep leafing through what you follow,

and get this studied.

An Unofficial Message

They say that weird people ruin God,

Like underneath they play twisted ways.

I know a few of us look at all that bullshit,

And realize if everyone would question the past,

It would stir up such a hunger.

A bunch of yesterdays cannot leave you satisfied.

No heat can open the future.

On our turf, the celebration is difficult to bottle.

It is that wine on my brain knitting words

In my heart tonight.

Things made into responsibilities let work get better.

Throw something in your life,

Like water, coffee, or history.

Finally wear out carpet flags in the Chicago apartment,

Taste every terrible interaction,

And don't ask about official messages on Sundays.