16 December 2011
Flu
The flu short-shrift of kindling.
For as a fever goes
the body follows, straining
after the healthy ineptitude we all know.
Wading, thinking always
of the pant leg.
Is this the hairsbreadth
to threadbare? Clearly
each use diminishes
the usefulness. Rack
of greenware
having gotten wet; wick
drowning itself in wax
and is extinguished.
Once mendicant
in a sea of other mendicants
until possession breadth
comes back up.
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16 November 2011
Self Death
Soulmate, dividend.
Lover of nothing, liver
of life leaving, daughter
of Ungoliant and Nought. Yet
leeching sweetness
from the air.
Such is the toothache's will.
Supplanting
the patriotic devices
of Enlightenment with
magic, we are a well-fed
throng of penitents; livery lifters,
india ink drinkers,
takers of popped-off buttons
from the half-pint mason jar
where things like that are kept.
Absurdity quadrupled,
love leavened,
maven exemplified
unto unintentional self death.
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08 November 2011
Fruit Flies in the Bathroom
Not cleanliness
nor it's long absence.
Fruit swoll
with sweetness,
time tacked
to ripeness
and is temporal
and attendant
what,
flocking up to greet you,
in threes, bodies balloons
of sickly orange-green.
Small, yet antiseptic
forces
brought to bear
there
and there and there.
Until orderliness gives
way
to fruit flies in the bathroom.
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27 October 2011
the New Poem
I would employ a tool would and make work
but have pause to think.
Sweet-corn silk
riven into furrows or salt.
Situated that new poem
on a walk
over a berm of cold
soil and husks. And
it is presumably
still going.
Whether the prospectuses
piled upon themself
is not bellwether
yet.
Whether the cloud kept
riding the horizon, &
saucily laid the far side
waste in rain
shadows, tumbling,
drawn over that round side
past the last door on left
is a real mess.
Feeding young
is feeling deft as if
the obstacle course life
climbed out
of card tables and casserole
dishes. And of the appeal
of the cold porch.
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12 June 2011
a Mountain Slope
If feeling eggs
and sowing oats
and nationalism for it's sake
green growth
triangle accident. Not
falling down a mountain slope
but not climbing fully up it.
and sowing oats
and nationalism for it's sake
green growth
triangle accident. Not
falling down a mountain slope
but not climbing fully up it.
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19 April 2011
Sapphat
Sapphat, latinate
greek which broke.
And lo did this day
and week not go off.
Turn of the fruit. Dark
in at you. Apples as
fast as will. Branch
which, poem. Where
at most there is an
out in animals; it goes.
The story to leave is
not completely. Returned
a true loving-sense.
Talks of a down fighting
word. Feels experience
broken. Story turned,
love leaving. To paraphrase,
say the sharpest thing
quietly. Parting from
friend and teacher
of which an emotion
is the opposite. Standard
usage refers to this passage,
meaning doubled. Terribly
we have multiple meanings:
deep feelings, all the
possibilities there is,
great sadness superimposed,
this compressed, no way
out but separate intent.
Girls has been speaking
love we had. Neck and touch,
girls loose, comfort and
tearfulness mixed. This
. . . .lovingness, unknown
which is good. Pointed, her.
Whereas young boy aright
pleasures, as equals, by
a society their own. So
shown as knit. And even
awareness, which pitches.
greek which broke.
And lo did this day
and week not go off.
Turn of the fruit. Dark
in at you. Apples as
fast as will. Branch
which, poem. Where
at most there is an
out in animals; it goes.
The story to leave is
not completely. Returned
a true loving-sense.
Talks of a down fighting
word. Feels experience
broken. Story turned,
love leaving. To paraphrase,
say the sharpest thing
quietly. Parting from
friend and teacher
of which an emotion
is the opposite. Standard
usage refers to this passage,
meaning doubled. Terribly
we have multiple meanings:
deep feelings, all the
possibilities there is,
great sadness superimposed,
this compressed, no way
out but separate intent.
Girls has been speaking
love we had. Neck and touch,
girls loose, comfort and
tearfulness mixed. This
. . . .lovingness, unknown
which is good. Pointed, her.
Whereas young boy aright
pleasures, as equals, by
a society their own. So
shown as knit. And even
awareness, which pitches.
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poem
31 March 2011
Consonance
Seemingly sea, ipecac river.
"Mother, I am a ditherer."
"Lifted the livery from the livid;
said: 'Ecstatic: Look At.',"
which was of course titular
and yet less florid rosacea than
sitting in a bath of epsom.
If I could whet some moderate
mess in the corner, raise an ear
—yes, sound a clarion
of hops and ash; only.
If I weatherer, never near. But
for offal, bed sores, consonance.
"Mother, I am a ditherer."
"Lifted the livery from the livid;
said: 'Ecstatic: Look At.',"
which was of course titular
and yet less florid rosacea than
sitting in a bath of epsom.
If I could whet some moderate
mess in the corner, raise an ear
—yes, sound a clarion
of hops and ash; only.
If I weatherer, never near. But
for offal, bed sores, consonance.
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