I begin in blue knowing what’s cool
—John Wieners
because I’ve been down
Fillmore enveloped by the
bruise-colored fog and I
know the blues more than
just personally. the sun up
there somewhere trying to
burn it all up into global war
ming. my hot heart sieving
ice, I’ve been slumped over
with Miles for miles, wake up
from a dream not knowing
whether it’s a dream or if it’s
real in which we’re caught at
the crux of two behemoths,
monster California blazes
—John Wieners
because I’ve been down
Fillmore enveloped by the
bruise-colored fog and I
know the blues more than
just personally. the sun up
there somewhere trying to
burn it all up into global war
ming. my hot heart sieving
ice, I’ve been slumped over
with Miles for miles, wake up
from a dream not knowing
whether it’s a dream or if it’s
real in which we’re caught at
the crux of two behemoths,
monster California blazes
blown up like nuclear mushrooms
by the swift-twisting winds, the
dead of summer. maybe it was
just a dream. it was probably
a dream. now, shivering, having
lost my Miles, who would’ve
a dream. now, shivering, having
lost my Miles, who would’ve
ever thought? frozen to the
bone in San Francisco.