Lazy Days

Lazy days

I lay until amber 

Seeps through the window

Into my dream

Until slumber

Stumbles to walking

Through green.

Dirt paths

Riddled with horse shit

And cow paddies

And mushrooms

I'm not sure

I should eat.

I leave them be.

The lemon trees

Attract giant bees

Called mamangavas.

Their sting

Will send a grown man

To the hospital.

That amber light melts

Into a fine sugar

White,

Dissolved in the

Molecular air.

I walk, I breathe deeply.

I yearn for bundles 

Of money,

Uncontrollably.

The horse shit and bugs

Distract me from all that.

Beads of sweat

Burn my eyes

As I walk back

Half out of breath.

Lazy days send me

Back to sleep after walks

Like that.

Or I skip coffee 

And paint and talk to myself in other languages.

My stomach rumbles

But I'm too busy

Being lazy

Loving everything

Making moments

Into gold.