Infinite Projections Into Space
I'm so tired of thinking about Zeno
...
Here a space to occupy ourselves
droll and whatnot a second space that fills halfway on will alone
Look - I said that we could be friends - and in doing so negated the chance
...
In the slipstream of the canoe
one lone fresh water salmon
pinks about it doesn't roe here
nor does it understand that it could
it just becomes a thing
eating at the muck on the bottom
of the river
thinking about sex and food nothing else
...
Let's not kid ourselves
we can tangle any time
...
The purple in the light bulb screams burn out the rattle
a sure sign of darkness to come
In the instant of night - out in Los Alamos - there is a green flash
and it reminds us of the fires
But it's just the horizon eating itself just the breath exhaled
by the horses pulling the chariot
...
The tortoise tho
...
In the video the woman is tweezing a snail shell
the parts a broken cup and saucer a clear kintsugi
upon the brown fragility of its surface the detail
that the glue is only on the outside -
A naked snail - foot like - a weird sort of digit sits
patiently
...
It all just spills outwards
The dam giving way to the winter melt the sound of it - crunching
like a wafer - there is a need to hear this sound - concrete crumbling
edifice and economy collapse
We watch Walking Dead and hope we'd not get wire to the head
But we all know we'd die episode 1
...
Showing posts with label gods. Show all posts
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14 February 2017
Poem-A-Day #349 : Infinite Projections Into Space
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14 January 2017
Poem-A-Day #320 : It Is Hard Not To Think Of Gods As White Men
It Is Hard Not To Think Of Gods As White Men
I want Michael Fassbender to come in the room
right now - carrying a bunch of balloons - pink ones
It's important because it's January 14th and sometimes this is how these days go
The man who killed those two 30-year-olds has been charged with homicide - it -
I didn't know them and it isn't my pain - they were friends of people I know
And someone should talk about death today - all days - I wear my skull necklace
and pay for a painting of a canyon and it feels like a Turner storm and that is why I want it
I will never own Turner storms so -
Why Fassbender though - he came in first - I asked the universe
who should deliver January 14th balloons and it was him
We can talk about his choices of film if he is - in real life - this into comic books and video games
I often imagine being hit by a car as I cross an intersection - T-boned
is what they call it and it feels too graphic to discuss
But I imagine my body passing through showers of glass
swimming in a way I cannot in water - and I imagine what it would feel like
the rendering of bone and flesh and the images burned into retina that will never see again
In my head it is a jumble - like a screwdriver - a sort of whirl
An indecipherable - though maybe if you stare long enough but there is only a few seconds before the eye will hit the pavement - it is a cloud of brown colors washing over everything
A pop of sudden pink in the corner - the sun somehow still there
The face of a very European person taking souls out of the world
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Michael Fassbender Esquire Russia Sept. 2012 |
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21 June 2016
Poem-A-Day #113 : Poem for Tuesday
Poem for Tuesday
Today Constantinople fell
Mars himself caught fire on the field of battle - his cloak went rust then black
frozen on the spot the reaching vines of darkness covered the globe
Hang a rope over one reaching arm - the scales of justice knotted on the ends - the day will be for sacrifice
How much does all the blood of Byzantium weigh
Today Constantinople fell
Mars himself caught fire on the field of battle - his cloak went rust then black
frozen on the spot the reaching vines of darkness covered the globe
Hang a rope over one reaching arm - the scales of justice knotted on the ends - the day will be for sacrifice
How much does all the blood of Byzantium weigh
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Tiwaz Rune - An invocation of the Norse god of war and law Týr Tuesday derives from "Tīw's Day", the day of Týr |
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20 June 2016
Poem-A-Day #112 : Poem for Monday
Poem for Monday
Somavāra - missing miracle plant - sap flowing like rivers from stone
Day of white ageless horses rippling across the sky - the chariot - blazing - unidentifiable because of itself
Roots white and blind - a lotus filling slowly with dew
Somavāra - missing miracle plant - sap flowing like rivers from stone
Day of white ageless horses rippling across the sky - the chariot - blazing - unidentifiable because of itself
Roots white and blind - a lotus filling slowly with dew
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Moonday Blue (2013) by Lim Heng Swee |
30 May 2011
Worship
Worship 5/30
Neptune takes a pen and swipes
a cornflower into existence
The crushed indigo wraps in sugar
and slowly is Golem is a paper cup
Everyone temples and the sky opens up
tiny hands lower into the world
Calloused across the fields
there is an expanse of crushed diamonds
A universe of glittering eyeliner
Neptune takes a pen and swipes
a cornflower into existence
The crushed indigo wraps in sugar
and slowly is Golem is a paper cup
Everyone temples and the sky opens up
tiny hands lower into the world
Calloused across the fields
there is an expanse of crushed diamonds
A universe of glittering eyeliner
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