Park Your Car Here and You Won't Believe It

once filled but never empty the sports bar lot counts the passage of time by piss drops and puke buckets through meth mists.

every morning bandaged hands sweep broken car windows blood splattered and piled under inkscaped jolly rogers.

bathed last night in blue and red today you simmer under confused summer swelter hoping errant wind carries better news to you.

Nathaniel K Smith

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