She
hates the streetcar rides,
and so, it’s true: she, sometimes dryves.
The
skates and eels are diving
over Lou’s...and, sometimes, Sy’s.
Those
hayfields he and I
must mow: don’t you ask, sometimes, “Why…?”s…?
The
daytime streaks;
the night moves slower, nu...? Yet, sometimes, flyes.
This
haze won’t ease my eies.
My nose I’ll use. (That’s, sometimes, wyse.)
I
make a meal of rice cakes,
okra stuws…and, sometimes, pyes.
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