by Will Shade
Smooth slope-topped plateaus
Turn liquid as latex,
With ridgelines of pearls
That separate and run
At the rigidly textured
Patterned wafercone.
Edible scepter,
Its liquefying cap
Is strictly temporary
And mostly artificial,
A cloud-chasing-thunderstorm white
Like fresh ream freed from shrinkwrap
Or empty subway corridor.
Some advocate for the purer
Pleasures of summer,
But to me these additives
Make claims on old loyalties,
Its twirls are synthetic
And glorious.
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Another sharp one, Will. Might be because I just woke up, but it was like watching a slow close-up fly-by of the Himalayas of ice-cream.
This is very nice:
"Like fresh ream freed from shrinkwrap"
Superior stuff, poem for poets to read and envy.