Coin Coin, Run
Damn, son he grunted holding his falling jeans and sprinting sideways in high hay and
concatenation He didn’t even want to chase the favor he hadn’t planned to live forever he
didn’t know he had a fever thought it was a true love shopping spree thought the cotton
needle was a vaccine thought the Visine was tiny water and the eye a reliable
bank in the space between seeing and being seen and plenty quenched and hesitant
and addicted to fickle sonance and espionage fake Prada real caught up ketchup packets
spilling from his pockets Dexter Gordon flickering in his locket on grin on roar on
dimples and porridge this is your typical roll out strategy pretend to shift into helpless
chaos and laugh when they fall for it such tall grass in Ole Miss such that
mystery of the body of the boy of the ball is leaping violently into pinstripes—
He was isolated yes but he never made us nervous he was never convicted he never
took the backpack he never made it to Rikers he never did come back