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Note:on a motorcycle made of smoke and grease
on a motorcycle made of smoke and grease i roll the desert flat below me onto the little hacienda 40 miles from guadalaraja stars pinpricking my eyes like city lights, ever distant heading to the big dance, never getting past the interstate. the revrevrev slowly dies and silently *crash:: followed by vapor explosions screendoored and rusty hinged a pile of mud stands before me windowed eyes and red dust roof, and the lights inside are warm heaven in the frozen hell of sand and sky "hola senor, what can i bring you?" I'm looking for cassidy. "oh we have plenty cassidy, this one runs at 30times the speed of thought, its got a tendency to overheat take this tequila to cool him down" What about that one ::finger pointing to a stone cold crazy swinging hammer arcing fast:: "left by some gringos just yesterday, let me tell you i give you both for 50 dollars and your leather jacket" the desert's freezing amigo "bah, wait for morning, sun come up again, but just incase take this one too" a warted finger points shelved in the back hoboclothed it stands a pile of wood and gasoline in hand are you sure they're safe? "amigo are fucking kidding me" |
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