A poem.
that little bit of marbling showing;
the short denim hem on the
mannequin, barely concealing the
curves, and
craters, and ageless bruising –
says to the weak man,
the spread is open on statutory holidays.
the modern masculine vernacular still contains
the phrase “she’ll be hotter when she’s older,
you have to look at the
mother”
cautions the Caucasian-loving mixed-race Meat Cutter to the
White apostle, while they
dump the fifty-pound plastic bucket of cleaved cuts
into the
grinder, with their
necks
one thousand degrees to the
cellophane, non-ergonomically
prevailing over this shared domain.
//wd 5.31.2026
theory of a daskeman 