Mural For A Midnight Summer Dream In The South Bronx Of
Admerica
I walked miles in a heat wave to prevent my mother from
being homeless.
We were being evicted for refusal to sign a renewal lease to
a rent-controlled apartment
The landlord’s reps promised we wouldn’t see the inside of a
courtroom if we moved into a smaller apartment on a higher floor. I saw the
apartment. It had a view of garbage cans.
I saw a big bag of toys and a baby crib.
The tenants that lived there didn’t have money to put belongings
in storage.
I stared at the baby crib and decided to fight the landlord.
What we refused was leases to different apartments.
Much to my surprise, my disabled mother said to go to
Housing Court.
She went back to knitting and praying as I walked and
walked.
I met a New York Post reporter.
He said he was investigating UFO sightings around the
building we live in.
I didn’t believe him until he showed me pictures on his
smart phone.
There are aliens in America and around the daily planet.
One of them is called poverty.
Injustice is the worse of times.
Writing this is the best of times
Revenge is living well
I walked up to two cops in their patrol car. One cop lowered
the window and asked what’s wrong. There was an explosion of blood on the
pavement. E.T.A of ambulance in 9 minutes, shouted one cop. I coughed up blood
so violently into a respirator that paramedics and doctor jumped back in the
time of The Ebola Scare in New York City and the rest of the world. I saw bright lights like the UFO on a
reporter’s cell. I recall a bright light trying to pull me out of my bed when I
was a kid.
I passed out on the hospital bed. The next stop is the
so-called City of Angels where some actor is going to get an Oscar for playing
my misery. Life isn’t real until it’s a movie.
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