Kerri Shying R # 470 before the ground becomes warm enough to sit on bare-bummed

I will plant you twice over     although I put it off   each morning

thinking to wait that one  day longer   this pressure-cooker 

knowledge urging     plant them round with Sage

before the   cutworms  turn to  tiny white-winged  moths

before the sun   grows more brazen in the day 

before the ground becomes warm enough to sit on   bare-bummed

and everything  sucks     green vampires with wild upside-down

heads of fine white thready hair    submerged in that loam

going for it like diners  at the all-you-can-eat buffet     if you

don’t move them   thin the cabbage   the broccoli     the cauli

no fish poo will save you    from the job you left undone