Month to
express thanks in Internet posts, daily diary of gratuities
Culminating
on turkey day like an advent calendar countdown to manger
Amniotic
sac eruption of luminous lamb emanating a Bat symbol to the sky
For
wise-brown men in a trio to offer gifts
Where did
the gold go? Who kept it?
Native
Americans not Wampanoag, Sioux or Cherokee
Nah,
calls ‘em Indians two made up nomenclature paints of ignorance
Bestowed
to elementary schoolers and adults since the 1600’s
Bringing
geese plump and husked corn cold outside
To a
table to share knowledge with Euro-mariners
Stealthy
secrets, covert like a pre CIA byway
Of what
works when a nation is spying on itself
In the formation
the United States is a nation of Occupiers
And so it
is, we see Gaza bombed and debate not whose bombs we fund
Thankful
this November for the blessings shinning in the side
Of who lords
over who, wood and sticks and politics
Nailed
like Southern Yam casseroles bursting with marshmallows
Gorgy
porgy decadent sugars bubbling for Black Friday
So
Good! So Good! The sky goes charcoal
with consumerism!
Cracking
at the moment of annual out of the red into the Black!
Father,
they know not what they do! But damn it the Twinkies!
Lying in
wait holding out hands in tubes of subterfuge
Creamy
middle and sponge synthetic substances fed to a nation
Kicking
pigskins with Cowboys awaiting Redskin RG3
For INRI
and do and die, the sheep did not smell beyond the inn
Welcome
them in these foreign looking men as we return to the town of our birth
To pay defense
budget taxes, to reignite the match of where this shall pass
Into
eternity this Thanks; this family, this employment, this land of atonement
Buried in
flesh wounds of Palestinians launching Sioux arrows to the sky
Landing
randomly in hope that the millions of natives will take at least a few
Occupiers
out before parading towards extinction like the buffalo
Borderlines
of water supplies in a desert, Christian and Jewish minorities
Control
the cash and the story is the oldest, the basis of war zones
This pox
of tribe! This pox of cult! This pox of this divide between you and I;
It kills
us each in this breach of savoring for Thursday like hummus or corn
The only
substance we find accord, as if we did not both understand fundamentally
Each of
these foods contains water
Yet we
burrow in the Earth, hoarding relics and claiming priority in wells of
Holy
Ground, identical symmetrical historical foundation for the other’s extraction
As if the
perpendicular wood of this crossing is an insurmountable barrier
As I
scratch you and you detonate me
As I have
bow and you have a drone
This is a
month to be thankful; Oh joy the holidays are coming!
My
daughter finally figured out Santa Claus this past summer
We no
longer have to pantomime Christmas
We can
begin to speak like adults
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