Tayler Geiger is a writer and slam poet at Washington University in St. Louis. As a freshman, he grew roots that continue to sprawl and qualified to compete at the National Poetry Slam. After completing his first chapbook, he plans on becoming a vegetarian.
The city does spring cleaning
trash-bag smock wearin urban vermin
can’t even lift bootstraps high enough to
orbit limestone hilltop where suits sit
earn penchants in mucous making
year long slobber-fest upside the head
makes you wonder how concrete got to
feeling so starry-eyed princess story
upside the head like streetside pillows
muh muh make me blanket
muh muh mold me new mold
this is all a novel piece of music
lacuna movements whispering
don’t look here don’t look here
don’t look here please don’t look here.
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