Poem: Suplexed by Seraphims
By: Ryan Quinn Flanagan
suplexed by seraphims
in someone’s rotting sex dream
muscle ripped from cartilage
the adventurist under an avalanche
of high end backpacks
flyers torn away from phone pole
leaving only stapled yellow corners
support beams offering no support
our resident shoplifter
with a pocketful of dandelions
it is an election year
the year of the snake
clanking fingers wrapped around cold beer
in bars
the laughter of the hyena
the vendors all with wheel well eyes
colluding smoke from fire
I fix my belt because I cannot fix the World Series
remove lazy stones from idle shoes
harpoon meets whale halfway
in consecutive kelp-stunk nightmares
graffiti artist spray cans spit
their lonely colour.