LIZARDS DO NOT MASTRBATE IN MOONLIGHT

by John McKernan

 

They like to float & squeak   Change colors

In upturned battle helmets full of rain water

They will stare at the clouds

Their eyes clicking shut   Then open

On erotic images flowing together in blue sky

At the important moment they change color

From a hue of dry earth to a tint of wet soil

It’s a form of death they are used to

Passing forever between water & air

I like to look at them in the winter

Frozen in the marble bird bath

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