No Taste to Freedom

 

The boiled soup

Decays—since when have we behaved?

This sinkhole hits home—

hear me out loud:

“There is no taste to freedom,

like CO2, we burn up atmospheres

because, yo, we hold all the time in the world

in our minds—three extra planets too.”

 

There is no taste to freedom.

 

The roiling coup relays: a pinch of salt to quay

the wound without Band-Aids. Beer me, baby and

let’s fold peace cranes in the corner.

Take the next grey bus to tide-pool aqua beaches.

“Drink of me, Bitches the sin you tasted.

Eat my body, too.”

Let’s fold peace cranes in the corner

and sip tea we didn’t brew.

 

There is no taste to freedom, while the

 

boiling soup decays. Let’s drink

and deftly seek delay

the revolution of a token day.