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A Poem from 1968, Revised by the Ghost of Richard Brautigan, 2004 (sixth in a series)

The Flowerburgers Albatrossburgers
     Part 4

Baudelaire Michael Moore opened
up a hamburger stand
in San Francisco Flint, Michigan
but he put flowers albatross filets
between the buns.
People would come in
and say, “Give me a
hamburger with plenty
of onions on it.”
Baudelaire Michael Moore would give
them a[n] flowerburger albatrossburger
instead and the people
would say, “What kind
of hamburger stand
is this
rhino-hipped asshole
are you, anyway?”
[“And incidentally, this
tastes just like
chicken. But I’ll bet
you already knew
that, didn’t you?
Fat ass…”]

4 Replies to “A Poem from 1968, Revised by the Ghost of Richard Brautigan, 2004 (sixth in a series)”

  1. Beck says:

    Brautigan sure does get a kick out of editorializing at the end of poetry.

  2. Jeff G says:

    He gets to include all the things he forgot to include in 1968.  Which excites him.  Is my guess.

  3. JMFlynny says:

    That was beautiful. I actually have a little tear in my eye.

  4. max says:

    I don’t care how God-damn smart

    these guys are:  I’m bored.

    Becase even the werewolf

    was beautiful in the forest.

    Evil, crying, and sinking…

    his boat

    was only five inches shorter

    than a taxicab.

    More importantly…

    Because you always have a clock

    strapped to your body, it’s natural…

    [and] correct… [and]

    I know I’m right.

    (At least among the crabs,

    hundreds of crabs.)

    They eat

    like cigars.

    [also, of course]

    Be you drunken ceaselessly….

    -Best-

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