Night Time Summer Skies Poem by James McLain

Support uprights in the wild mouth
If you can not pretend walk east or west
Clear lace veil confirmed large breasts
unlike the rest

No stars so you can go to the country
And one summer night
There are new lights in the sky
Stone chips to forget you need to
To become a rope light hammer

Retractable the sand bridge
And behold you
Caught between my fingers
The lesson of the wooden beam
Supported in the barrel
Through mined terrain

Between the tolerant very easily
Not forgiven by the rest at all