your head backlit by roasted peanut butter sun is not a crown;
the interlocking roots of soybean corn fragile soil curiously shaped stones bottlecaps are not your wreath;
pesticide bitter kiss you on your warm babyskin forehead remember
this is not the path to the core of a patch of wildflowers;
the only monarchy here is orange black disappearing into the sticky summer sky let it sit on your finger drink sugar water;
your mycelium sprouts gills caps foam pushes up from underneath the damp forest floor you will find no throne here;
you too are a material destined for decomposition interpolation















