hard
to undo its actually liking the fibers in my computer,
and it
knows where it's going, as if it's been here before,
like a
catheter turning just the right corner in the old IBM –
making
having a chainsaw present desirable,
cutting
the worm in half, two ends bolting blurry backwards,
a diet
of bark around different honey touching. It likes rummaging
at a
creepy volume, drilling, and singing, worm-
vaudeville
in middle-of-the-night plasma,
in all
modes after death mismatching its color to metal body
turning
insides soft and leaving outsides hard,
modifying
that old carrot into a leathery exoskeleton,
a
subway padded until hitting the tougher head
bucket
cartilages soon to become buoyant overflowing fluff
facial
larvae compressing, sinuses knowing awkward clog,
as all
things parasitic are propelled secretly from pockets
eggs
dialed softly obliquely to eggs' own ingredients –
the
Nerf ball's abstract as distinguishable from its teeth
in
place of immediately transforming into the bright,
emotional
arcade on a stick, for optimal disclosure wearing
on
fingers the bacon light bulb, that causes an effect,
hooks
a horror, fries a continuum, involves arbitrary
swarming
of thought unique from supplying random access with
chopping
up a dwarf, outside around among the toilet paper
refusing
whatever would not load, having never known such hopelessness
yet so
soft, the landing, it feels like passing from inside mice,
the
worm making of its own body a noose to cancel its one
neurotransmitter
pining in the comfortless unclear
