Three Dragonflies
We didn’t take a photograph the three of us posed for posterity something to gum up time like resplendent dragonflies in amber proving in evolutionary degrees our uncanny similarities or evidence for astronomers measuring the imperceptible red shift of accelerating distant bodies What we said was this: we had a hell of a Christmas did you see how she looked at him everyone just needs to get over it I’ll come say goodbye don’t overcook, I think it’s done holy jeez, Judas Priest, son of a bitch! don’t make it weird I love you Syllables bounding into compressed space-time frequencies for a far out radio receiver triangulating the distinct sound and the shape of three dragonflies composed from nothing but echoes resounding tones without light indelible as night
There’s a photo on my wall from last year’s Christmas. By the time the kids—who aren’t kids anymore—had gone, I realized too late we hadn’t taken another one. This will have to do.
We did indeed have a hell of a Christmas with family and friends. I drank it all up like needed medicine. Cheers to all of you at the end of this year.
P.S. Make it weird.
Make it weird... here here!!
I love the mixture of tones here. Feels like real life. Material, visceral, gritty, yet still mystical and significant.