SEÑORITAS
bending under the
storm troopers of narcissism, disrespect
found leaving bogeyman stores
because they can't
find food there with their
tongues on fire
reaching for rains
quench their earth,
color them green
Señorita's dancers in combat boots
maneuvering tactfully
across churches of
white, un-white, virgen, un-virgen
alabaster statues of
the worshipped, across schools of
steel white
canons of literature clumisily tripping
leaning over the backs of chairs
falling over to say "skuse me"
sending eyes
señoritas, kiss the sky
color them gold.
parly clear mornings floating
about towns
dreaming rains down on occasion,
preparing themselves
for sweet gospel on streets
color them black
Señoritas mostly blood.
wine in bottles sinking with messages
out to sea
always meeting shores
hoping to be
found somewhere else, so color them red
they b rainbow
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