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Friday, January 21, 2011
Thursday, January 20, 2011
cough man
seams unstrung stringing sing song on a
duke ellington juke
while darjeeling bitter steeps on the marble
table tops of gypsy jazz
and crayon colors whip gem green dough
from double stitch skinnies -
no foam.
SEVEN droogs scanning top to tale
seesaw tripping the free bin suffice.
who's jock sharp enough to buy an honest coffee
grown some place in the shade
by some singer with a name
dragging paddi rice through neon fields
stead'a dropping the month's on sun shades?
everyone is no good, false fake too busy
and the head chisels in this kfc frenzy.
the FOURTEEN will get you where you need to be
and back again
(with a torn orange transit this month)
banking on catching a drowning jumper
that cannot pay.
the green man chirps and the dogs waddle
their wares; on the rocks;
on someone else's block, who got famous here
and wrote a book about it
another book for the kaleidoscope shelves
begging for the top of THREE minutes
just to find something you may not be looking for.
the tip tap typers sit in their roasteries
thumb tacked dot to dot on the map of the world
squinting hours eating away as they crave create
the future
with a pinch of hing and apple cider vinegar
and tweed duffel bags that find their ways into
international sleepercar crevices.
the day will come and has come when we will
stand on the mountain, the silver mount zion
(tra-la-la),
and not double back at the copper penny scatter.
with finger snaps the pastries will order
along driftwood park benches overlooking cities
we begin to claim.
scatter like pennies that no one picks up
but we turn, heads up,
to grant some sort of hoorah-la to the not in a hurry.
monocle maniacal monarchs
we spread like fiery sparks to cover boundaries
pounding with carrion. we pray on prey on prayer
wayfarers.
duke ellington juke
while darjeeling bitter steeps on the marble
table tops of gypsy jazz
and crayon colors whip gem green dough
from double stitch skinnies -
no foam.
SEVEN droogs scanning top to tale
seesaw tripping the free bin suffice.
who's jock sharp enough to buy an honest coffee
grown some place in the shade
by some singer with a name
dragging paddi rice through neon fields
stead'a dropping the month's on sun shades?
everyone is no good, false fake too busy
and the head chisels in this kfc frenzy.
the FOURTEEN will get you where you need to be
and back again
(with a torn orange transit this month)
banking on catching a drowning jumper
that cannot pay.
the green man chirps and the dogs waddle
their wares; on the rocks;
on someone else's block, who got famous here
and wrote a book about it
another book for the kaleidoscope shelves
begging for the top of THREE minutes
just to find something you may not be looking for.
the tip tap typers sit in their roasteries
thumb tacked dot to dot on the map of the world
squinting hours eating away as they crave create
the future
with a pinch of hing and apple cider vinegar
and tweed duffel bags that find their ways into
international sleepercar crevices.
the day will come and has come when we will
stand on the mountain, the silver mount zion
(tra-la-la),
and not double back at the copper penny scatter.
with finger snaps the pastries will order
along driftwood park benches overlooking cities
we begin to claim.
scatter like pennies that no one picks up
but we turn, heads up,
to grant some sort of hoorah-la to the not in a hurry.
monocle maniacal monarchs
we spread like fiery sparks to cover boundaries
pounding with carrion. we pray on prey on prayer
wayfarers.
marsh
in a place such as this
you spend the days capturing
egrets
white crested
that search for food in the low tide.
you wonder about your mind
and how it doesnt stop wandering.
you wait as you gather snippets from the hovering collective
and you stay sane by watching the sunset -
by remembering why you are here
you spend the days capturing
egrets
white crested
that search for food in the low tide.
you wonder about your mind
and how it doesnt stop wandering.
you wait as you gather snippets from the hovering collective
and you stay sane by watching the sunset -
by remembering why you are here
Friday, January 14, 2011
curling chess men
the chai is simply to watch them
four bucks for a steaming edge
or after hour divorce
the city grabs me visceral
holding in on a ferry ticket swipe
and a typewriter too big for its age
all from somewhere and then here
we are no where
and the head swivel pounds
amounts and cigarette butts
and artists wasting acrylic
in alley galleries
dubious
missive missed connections
on a bicycle riding fast in the fire lane
and adidas carry bags left for cold
in mission foyers
on community funding
where are you friends
so we can ride these streets
on sung stories
and photograph minutes that choke
and climb up trees and telephone polls
to hear just what the world is saying
four bucks for a steaming edge
or after hour divorce
the city grabs me visceral
holding in on a ferry ticket swipe
and a typewriter too big for its age
all from somewhere and then here
we are no where
and the head swivel pounds
amounts and cigarette butts
and artists wasting acrylic
in alley galleries
dubious
missive missed connections
on a bicycle riding fast in the fire lane
and adidas carry bags left for cold
in mission foyers
on community funding
where are you friends
so we can ride these streets
on sung stories
and photograph minutes that choke
and climb up trees and telephone polls
to hear just what the world is saying
Friday, January 7, 2011
roastery
so much hulla-buz
the pastry girl
flirting with the customer
one extra dollar
one less muffin
one more plaid flannel
even in fairfax.
my books are stained with black tea
and his whistle as he watches them
romance
over the fair trade sumatrian
like any hairsprayed number
star-crossed
i never thought it could be real
even in fairfax
waiting for bus 29
some fix at screens
some in politics
some over toddies
and some too much cream
i'll be late
he'll be waiting
the pastry girl
flirting with the customer
one extra dollar
one less muffin
one more plaid flannel
even in fairfax.
my books are stained with black tea
and his whistle as he watches them
romance
over the fair trade sumatrian
like any hairsprayed number
star-crossed
i never thought it could be real
even in fairfax
waiting for bus 29
some fix at screens
some in politics
some over toddies
and some too much cream
i'll be late
he'll be waiting
Wednesday, January 5, 2011
sioux falls
“We are told we’re never supposed to understand Wankan Tanka, only to gaze at its infinite perplexity.”
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