This Poem Would Sound Better If There Was A Guitar and We Were Naked in Your Car
When you're high
You're often fascinated by the mundane
And this time, you find your eyes
On the hills covered in redbud trees.
They're turning purple as they extend
To lick at the heaven's tender flesh-
Mary Jane, come here a minute,
I'm getting to be poetic again without you-
In the myths the sky and earth
Are husband and wife.
But I don't like to think
That the sky could be a man-
Why would a man be above the mother?
Instead, I think they're secret lovers,
Raised alongside one another,
Soul sisters that whisper to each other
About their children that inherit
The blush that rises on the sky
When the mountains rise up to kiss her.
Mary Jane, I'm lonely without you-
I'm depressed and lost and anxious-
But I find some peace of mind
In knowing they'd laugh about poetry
That doesn't come with love or music,
So I'll stay here with Mary Jane and you
And think about divine lovers.







