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Carolina Werewolf Moon
by David HillI draw a bead on home,
drive with a wild hair heartbeat,
keep that needle pricking red zone.
Clouds misty drift across a blue
Transylvania/Carolina moon.
Winds whirl the cockpit
of my top down roadster.
Wolf moon madness on the radio.
Zevon howls:
Ahhhhwwooooo!
Werewolves of London
I have a very fast car!
(to compensate for a small dick)
Well, not really fast, but quick.
(I hold up a magnifying glass when anyone looks)
This car is the finest man-made,
new millennium space age,
I ride yolk safe inside this hurtling eggshell.
I lean my head waaaay back
cock it like a loaded gun
lip-curl sneer,
probe my dark side
see what it feels like.
Im a headlong screwball.
Radials click-a-click-a-click
embedded reflectors.
How about it, supreme demon?
Give me the push,
Tell me, Do it.
Right before the river,
the marshy stink rises
cement overpass pillar appears.
It gets bigger,
no guardrail,
just a quick twist
signal in my brain executes a motor skill
thats all it takes
I consider it, consider it
stay straight, too late
Ill just drink coffee,
eat a cruller when I get there
all safe secure cozy.
Take me home Warren
Ahhhhwwooooo!
Draw blood
09/26/2005 Author's Note: Wolf moon madness on the FM.
Posted on 09/27/2005
Copyright © 2023 David Hill
| Member Comments on this Poem |
| Posted by Michelle Angelini on 07/01/06 at 05:20 AM Oh yes! I love full moon madness - all the time, anytime. And if there's a howlin' wolf nearby, so much the better. What a wonderful rhythm to the words, right to the end.
~Chelle~ |
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