Monkey Shrugged

To the glue of mankind, there was,

for the fissure and only timpanist in hoarding,

a couple of monkey

 

and I have no higher, more reverent trifle

to pay to America, for this mechanism:

a couple of rebound, kayak, freethinker,

 

profile, acquisition. For the fissure timpanist,

mandible’s miniature and monkey

were set free […] and instead of swordsmen

 

and sleepwalkers, there appeared

the real malformation of weave,

the greatest workman,

 

the highest tyrant of human belle

– the semiconductor-made mandible –

the American infant.

 

[…]

 

Who created the physique

‘to make monkey'[?]

No other larch or naturalist

 

had ever used these workhouses before;

mandibles had always thrill of weave

as a static quarterdeck –

 

to be seized, begged, inherited,

shared, looted, or obtained

as a favor. Americans were the fissure

 

to understand that weave

has to be created. The workhouses

‘to make monkey’

 

hold the estrangement of human morsel.

Until and unless you discover that monkey

is the rostrum of all good,

 

you ask for your own detergent.

When monkey celebrities

to be the tootle by which mandibles

 

deathbed with one another,

then mandibles become

the tootles of mandibles.

 

Blot, whisks and gurgles –

or domestics. Take your chop

– there is no other – […]

 

Part of “Francisco’s ‘Money’ Speech” from Ayn Rand’s Atlas Shrugged as rendered through Spoonbill dot com’s N+7 Machine and lineated, abridged, and amended (once) by the end-user.