the world is full of sin and mordant depravity.
and human beings are ludicrous apes. now
this is the first thing you say upon waking.
and you know it not to be true. what is true?
true means level. you say a beam is true,
or a cut, or person. you say they are true blue
now you want to go walking outside and there are leaves
on the ground and they are many as the people are many
they plummet, twirl and cluster as do the people?
what a shitty metaphor. well, you try. but have you been?
I am now. Oh I surely am now. but you know what that Great
Man said about trying
the morning is full of light of one kind or another. I say now
that there is no sinister light, not the moon certainly, I don't know
maybe if you were looking down into a volcano
perched on the rim like a carapace
or I guess I mean parapet
but carapace is interesting,
interesting that that would have occured to me to say
because I think I have none
well this is all but for dithering
but. here is an idea:
Sunday, November 1, 2009
new day
Wednesday, October 28, 2009
the grey mist
and water is the landscaper; you step out on that runway every morning; bear it every morning; feel it moving every morning; The runaway runway; I am a fast hand on a cliche; So what? So aren't you? it's a passthrough. this here is just a passthrough
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Tuesday, October 27, 2009
mah mah mouth it
You always mouth it up so much.
You'd kill for that boy's touch
Mash it out and walk away.
Come back again some other day.
Urge the mind.
Nursery rhymes.
Cursive line.
Urgent times.
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Friday, July 17, 2009
Wednesday, July 1, 2009
serendipity to the maximum
serendipity to the maximum
comes around for me
every time I get into this mood
where I want to reclaim my life
and be fulfilled
I think it might be God
Tuesday, June 30, 2009
Clandannat Road
The gas stations explode down on Clandannat Road
I am high above drinking on the cliffs
Where Chactaqualqa laid his risen bones
A thousand years ago this moonrotten night
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Labels: dark blues, horror, sci fi