Two Dreams
1.
This doctor’s
In a booth.
All kinds
Of people
Are lined up
Waiting to
Get these
Army type shots,
Only on the
Backs of
Their hands.
I got this
Giant crossbow
And was hiding
In the closet.
It was weird
Because he was
My doctor
And I felt
Sorry about
Having to
Kill him
But I had to
Or else
Everyone
Would have had
To get those
Crazy shots.
*
2.
There’s this little oriental
man having a fight with this
huge American girl.
She’s cutting him up
with a knife.
Blood’s pouring out
of his head.
She keeps sticking him,
then she jerks his
head back and slits
his throat.
About halfway through
his neck
everybody cheered.
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