Poem #9: Sonnet: Uluru Ayer's Rock Uluru Ayer's Rock
by John Kendall Hawkins
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Tastes great. Less filling. Tastes great. Less filling.
Always a jingle, a jingle unchained,
for beer or some detergent. A killing
can be made to the eyes of the untrained
consumer of evil deeds. It's Justice
or Just Is, one's less filling, a roo court
with the mob ruling, and saying Trust Us
or else; Democracy a last resort.
At Uluru there are rock caves, paintings
that are thousands of years old. Folks have peed
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