10.08.2010
Lugubrious thalamus, "on" the nerves,
when certain individuals enter into
my atmosphere, my florid gravimetric.
High sky, yellowable uterine,
demonstratable allergen. When the blood
begins to flow, I'm like a Mamaluke,
ancient castles with florid flowers
of oleanders, dolce far niente, narrow
nasal, nature-fakers like Al Gore.
Where is that obese zombie fumbling
off to? You cite information regarding
the fact that Humans have Burning Questions
about circus contortionists, but leave me be,
I just want to hear the violin & piano--
beaux art--hidden within the yashmak
of my apelike limbo.
My erstwhile disdain for spittle-flinging
mouthbreathers is not quite adequate,
for who else can be this sizzingly happy?
10.06.2010
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Sunset remains the same, the tilted earth,
the slanted autumnal sky.
My eyes mistake nothing.
The book in front of me is white & red.
Maybe, just maybe,
I'm the president at this moment
reading from a teleprompter,
except that I am reading my thoughts
as if they were significantly expanded;
grand architecture in a weary pathos.
Underwater, at sunset, the fish
feel less tempted, so they think.
Tempted fish, only those that resist
are happy; the other fish,
they meet their destiny with a snag.
Reeling, ranting, this is what poetry is!
the way nostalgia barks up
my eternal tree, exits out of me, enters
into another memory that I have yet
to run into, but is soon to be revealed
where even the wind cannot reach.
Remembering certain girls, like the wind,
a frizz, a fragile gleam in their sparkle.
I have always wanted to say to each of them:
"I am not supposed to know your secrets
but your eyes keep revealing them to me."
Snag! baseless substitutions of reminiscing,
like substituting color, the way a school bus
drives by, or was it only the bright yellow sun
running laps? Or a starry sky reminding me
of reaching into an old, fragile jewel box
with eyes closed, feeling for the spores
of a time long past. These thoughts free me
from an atmosphere containing oppression,
containing an always-aching mother--
back-aches for the feverish. And here,
I lay out the "slaughter rule" & kiss
another day goodbye.
the slanted autumnal sky.
My eyes mistake nothing.
The book in front of me is white & red.
Maybe, just maybe,
I'm the president at this moment
reading from a teleprompter,
except that I am reading my thoughts
as if they were significantly expanded;
grand architecture in a weary pathos.
Underwater, at sunset, the fish
feel less tempted, so they think.
Tempted fish, only those that resist
are happy; the other fish,
they meet their destiny with a snag.
Reeling, ranting, this is what poetry is!
the way nostalgia barks up
my eternal tree, exits out of me, enters
into another memory that I have yet
to run into, but is soon to be revealed
where even the wind cannot reach.
Remembering certain girls, like the wind,
a frizz, a fragile gleam in their sparkle.
I have always wanted to say to each of them:
"I am not supposed to know your secrets
but your eyes keep revealing them to me."
Snag! baseless substitutions of reminiscing,
like substituting color, the way a school bus
drives by, or was it only the bright yellow sun
running laps? Or a starry sky reminding me
of reaching into an old, fragile jewel box
with eyes closed, feeling for the spores
of a time long past. These thoughts free me
from an atmosphere containing oppression,
containing an always-aching mother--
back-aches for the feverish. And here,
I lay out the "slaughter rule" & kiss
another day goodbye.
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