Friday, July 26, 2013

anchor

Give me your eyes till you neck breaks like a rope is itching around it
itchin' like this pantyhose thin and taunt on my thick girl thighs
cause my mouth can only say this once maybe twice before it's tired.
We are not condemned in bubbles of time and space as we spark
forward or backward, whichever we choose, to a better world to come
in a better world to come, hand in hand, little atoms in the bustle of life.
It's just all this living that gets in life's way and your billowing breath
blunt teeth and words, we will grasp and nurse every minute of it
under lit advertisements, with our feeble fetus hands and wobbly hearts.

Wednesday, July 10, 2013

sweltering summer

my anger burns cadillac red
tendions protruding bridges
escape maps, flesh highways
endless sliding wrists
steering us lost, floating
like aerial beats
till trees flash mosaic
stabbing sunshine
wet windows with
that hot summer rain
and my face with its tears.

Saturday, July 6, 2013

Pretty

"I think you got a pretty smile." he says
and I think that's pretty true, still
action potential sweeps down axons,
chemicals breakdown to elements
found in cupcakes and trees outside
cells build up walls thick, paint layers
every tenants has left a print, and this guy's
it's got a brownish hint, stomach turning,
I'd rather be happy than pretty today
but genetics, and this guy, gave me no say.


meeting indecision and opposition at every turn

chunks of thoughts melt like butter
disipate, in the hot plate of space
concepts of time insulate my head
waffling back and forth mind tennis
i guess i'll make pancakes instead.

Tuesday, July 2, 2013

Memorial Day 2013


Four years ago you frolicked in water fights
held purring kittens to your chest
and marveled at starless nights, city lights
passage unfolded our complex history mess.

You slung pistol men across your hips,
but we learned semen doesn't fill self-esteem
you said it to me, through perfect teeth, trembling lips
divorced wisdom, "Marriage is about being a team."

Closing your eyes, as we passed under bridges,
"That's where they place the bombs, explosions;
sometimes my eyes open and just see sand ridges.
You know, I don't like to talk about these emotions."

Laid out on fresh baby graves we talked,
life, death, love, the world and our view
with bright-eyes, drunk baby cheeks we marked
stones with names of people we never knew.

Four years ago, you were my best friend
and after all this time, your death, nothing's changed
through your love, I grow and mend
despite as with all time, your body fades