Friday, January 17, 2014

Disgruntled, Largesse (while playing Sonic the Hedgehog on Sega...)

 
 
 

Genesis, Talmud thick shoe-box panel

16-bit, Aquatic sting ray-control pad

With three alphabetical nipples

And a side cross, arrows to

arouse  antipodal thumb, orienting

on-screen avatar

doppelganger of heralded blips

plosive whips

Nemesis of 8-bit, potent  somehow

Failed to compete with 

 Chipped  tri-forces

Mushrooms, smattering question marks

 Ethnic Plumbers melted in fairy tales.

 


Plus Nintendo had a power glove

Which Warren Cunningham down the street

Claimed he wore while untucking

The glossy drape of

Miss March 1989, hoping

To transmogrify his body

With armored strokes.

 
 
We found ourselves looking at it
An electrocuted pet
Hamster scurrying through plastic tubes
Neon meadows, springboards
Accelerated embryonic whorls
Oscillating like an escaped table saw
 
through circuitous scampers
Flouncing in purrs and whizzes (and)
For some inexplicable reason wearing sneakers
Always in a hurry, blessing
The forehead of frenzied
 animals in calculated bonks
Whooshing through the stalks
Japanese trees swirling
360 loop as the earth
Openly flees from its
 gravitational manacles
free-falling ellipse
(plus he rescued bunnies!!!)
 
 Thwarting the nefarious
Antics of Doctor Robotonik
Who hovered in a translucent pulpit
Attired in pastoral robes, we thought
 
Surely this mammal would save us all.
 
 
 
 
How later in life I thought about
Sonic wishing I could vertically
Trounce across cyber leas and digitalized
Gulches, the earth offering rings,
Largesse, complimentary chemical
Currency, dangling gratis buds
Ferrying you to an infinite
Credit dream world if
Only to be truncated
By jutting stalactites
Piercing in gnawing sprouts
From the bottom of the screen.   
 
 
 
 
 
Disgruntled as fuck,
 
Wanting to sped up faster
Skip the in the beginning
Nothing but darkness, hewed
Hedgehog out of light
 
 
Sega genesis
 first book in the pew
bible, a call to Christian fellowship
Pausing in medias worship
To rededicate one’s self
Time, talents treasure
To something
We will never understand.
 
 
 
 
 
 



--for Russ Disbro

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