Sleepless in Cuernavaca
Here in Cuernavaca my insomnia has become
unbearable, gored by the guilt of gold guitars
I vaguely remember dreaming that
Wolfsburg of Zaragoza was buried
To the tune of falling stars. I’m not troubled by
such visions but by these packs of wild dogs
That sniff and hump and bark (like we do
or pretend to) beneath the blue gazebo
Outside Cholula they say they’re rebuilding
the pyramids, replacing the asylum at the base
With discos and mezcal bars. I can see it now
building blocks of smog and burning tar
And at the top will be the staring eye of my insomnia
speared on the horn of a mad guitar.