Another Aftershock
by Heikki Huotari
Another aftershock and there's still gambling
going on. The pilot wearing epaulets is as
considerate as three men of the previously spinning
lilies. Slather me with silhouettes if you would have
me be the same. And Abraham says, Take my
sister. Please. And comedy is timing and the
humorous is to be contemplated and the serious
brushed off. Go backwards and divide the light.
What God has put asunder let no man unite.
going on. The pilot wearing epaulets is as
considerate as three men of the previously spinning
lilies. Slather me with silhouettes if you would have
me be the same. And Abraham says, Take my
sister. Please. And comedy is timing and the
humorous is to be contemplated and the serious
brushed off. Go backwards and divide the light.
What God has put asunder let no man unite.
In a past century Heikki Huotari attended a one-room school and spent summers on a forest-fire lookout tower, is now a retired math professor, and has published three chapbooks, one of which won the Gambling The Aisle prize, and one collection, Fractal Idyll (A..P Press). Another collection is in press.