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March Hare Magazine

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Interdimensional Toyota

Alone astride anti-time 

As real as orioles or limestone

On an astral noise sea

Days meld into miles melted

And inertia is a name 

Or a denial

Intense demon tainted lanterns emit sad and sooty

Solid as nines and tens

Enameled rites are renamed mania and tailored radio dials 

Set to terminal

Deny no minister

Yet admit no sinner

Mainline star destroyer looms distant and rote desire yearns stormily 

Steroidal data toys trade instant moon loot and slide into loose misty lies in Latin

Ornamental moonside lites ride Saint Nitro style on serial toads and iron roads 

Similar to daisy metal or dime store attentions in misery ratio

Dainty slanted ions stand eternal

Laid to a name or loaned and rented 

On terms same as altered eras, lost rain, steel trees

Roots and rose

Moot island termite

In a year’s time

Too many days inside

David Mark Speer

David Mark Speer is a writer and poet from all up and down the Eastern seaboard (Miami, Atlanta) who currently resides in Brooklyn. His work includes a chapbook, Space & Direction: Grand Island, Nebraska and many essays and poems for the last decade or so in a literary magazine called Sunday. 

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