JUPITER PEELS AN ORANGE FOR PLUTO
Jupiter peels an orange for Pluto when hailstorms were trying to read their love letters in backward fashion. The alphabets reminded them of leaf stalks without flowers, so they dropped them on the floor as a punishment for the smoothness they had. A boy with anecdotes in his head found them funny, like the soggy laugh of a bullet mocking the birds that can fly, but can't hurt. Like the cheap fairytale mothers cook for hungry children whose legs were left inside God's wardrobe. So he took them to polish the shoes of a dictator with stone knuckles and marble heart hoping for a bed made up of green skin of an extinct reptile with dotted marks of sorrow on it. He wanted to gift it to his lover who, for the lack of metaphors, couldn't once describe what heart break feels like. Her vanity mirror was better educated to know that ice-cream can also be i-scream, lo...