Read Poem: Posthumus Annihilation, by Robin Trimble

29 days is the approximate wait time
on the emergency hotline
as the earth lashes out
in distressed tectonic tantrums

There are flashes of prehistoric futures
when something erases light’s prisms
I watch myself cremated on the kill cam
dying to the end result of human evolution

I am anointed one of Godzilla’s second favorite angels
as my form becomes mirrors that don’t reflect me
heavy with ungraceful quicksand wings
swimming with cannibalizing worms

I possess a fire bladed sickle
with a bone hourglass handle
and a chrome mushroom shield
that can communicate with Ra

I forge the ashes around me
into pyramids that eulogize grey rainbows
whose ends start bleeding
into the disintegrating sound

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