Imago’s Radio

There Imago was

Crashed flat out

face to the sky on a hill

of sun shredded grass,

Patches of smoke

pausing like elephants

big ears open to the wild fyrs furling.

Listening she was Listening she was

for a kindness for a kindness

to pass to pass

on

onandonandonandonandon (fade out).

She wrote in her diary.

She wrote:

“another hot day

I love the blues

but we need some rain

the trees all stressed

took a long walk

found a park

on a hill full with dry grass

I stretched out and fell

asleep

I don’t know for how long

maybe just a moment or so

but when I awoke

there he was

sitting on a park bench

across the way

writing something

in his pocket notebook

‘what is it?’ I asked

‘ants in the grass,’

he sd.

‘What do you want

to do for dinner?’

I asked him.

‘Pesto braised

free range

chicken,’ he sd,

as if.

‘I’ve some hamburger

helper on the shelf,

I think,’ I sd.

‘We can eat it

without the hamburger

again’

‘Have you heard

the new Elvis song?’

‘I like Elvis’s early stuff,

when you could still hear

the instruments, a guitar,

a riff or two.’

‘I don’t know

where I’d be

without my radio

what I’d do.’

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4 Comments

  1. Dan Hen says:

    So , is it a happy ending after all ? So , it’s a happy ending ( depending on reception ) af

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  2. philipparees says:

    Heartbreak Hotel? My well remembered liberation with a wind up 78 gramophone on the grass in the prison called school. Electric!

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    1. Joe Linker says:

      I’m Left You’re Right She’s Gone. Blue Moon of Kentucky. That’s Alright.

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