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    A STOP ALONG THE POST-APOCALYPTIC TOUR by G. O. Clark
    posted February 22, 2008 under Poetry
      

    The cuckoo clock
    has turned quite sinister
    in the darkened parlour of
    your ancestors,

    that very same room
    where in ornate frames
    your nightmares linger atop
    a keyless piano.

    Outside, the lunatic
    parade flows around the
    tinted windows of an idling
    black stretch limo,

    chauffeur asleep at the
    wheel, white as piano keys,
    stiff as a wooden bird’s beak,
    silent as a 4 AM closet.

    When the clock
    cuckoos your cue, and the
    impatient horn begs departure,
    you bag up your scars,

    exchange bony hugs
    all around, and slip out into
    the zombie night, next gig,
    the gallows stage.

    G. O. Clark

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    1. Hmmmm…..

      Comment by Tarbh — June 21, 2008 @ 2:08 am

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