kindney stone children out from god
  passing through blood and blindfolded 
angels.
Passing on the left with turn signals
flashing. Heading further north past the 
the rock of gibraltar foaming at the mouth. 
Past a lighthouse with two poorly dressed
custodians who drive Chrysler lebarons 
and hand out brochers.
But these people are tired of brochers 
filled with empty promises and lurid 
excitements. 
They need manna from heaven and 
Hebrew national corn dogs.
 now im pretty sure there is a proverb
 in the headlights of a 92 corolla which 
passes by impregnated robotic dragon 
flies. 
 they are reminded of the sun dried 
opaque 
exo-skeletal bugs lying along the back of
 the rear window.
somehow they seem more motionless and 
beautifully tranquil than before.
 but there is nothing more to be said
 nothing more to be seen here under the 
sun.                
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem