it's called asphalt arranged lazily

Oct 11, 2005 09:41


cinderlake

i saddle up the oars

i stitch the horse's voice with

another room

the leaves fall by breathing

the conduit of a cat's ear cries

egypt

egypt

egypt

the absurdity of miracles is the

before

and

after

thought

thick

like lamp to

quicksand

quieting alabama hands

we constructed dioramas of

diamond sutras

swamis

the mamas

and papas

songs we've never listened to

the hiss of a

clunky

awkward

tape recorder kiss that

smells like seventh grade

or

omniverses etched in wood

curses under comforters

under breath-

taking

bath robe

rubix cubicle

stickers

p e e l e d

off

like candy button ivy

like sitar city sitting

staring

starry-eyed

into the gaping mouths of

fresh

fish

found

luckily

luckily

speech is speed

impede

the stampede

rose

like smoke

the words pull themselves on toboggans

where wall becomes more than

a wishing well

a well wishing to be

elevated

to

ceilinglessness

becomes the bee resting its sting

on the perfectly outgrown lawn of

my palm

the leaves of my eyetrees
0
dance between lines

perceived as lives

crossed like a t

a bridge

a lover

uncovered in an ellipsis

the trunk averting any lips as

wine-stained

elephant elegance

interconnection

two rings

up

a ragged novel held

between legs and

bathroom breaks

the birds beak borrows from

burroughs and

opens doors for its date

the fig trees tries on a cape and

swims under the bellies of

swans and swingsetting suns

sans

sanskrit

writ

roadstools and stopminds

fields of of

elders of mice

might make the

tail the beginning

of

something

seldom covered in ants

where pertinance pecks at sand

WAKE THE OSTRICH

TELL HER SHE IS THE FINGER OF THIS

hand

held

by

unbuttoned

s

t

a

i

r

w

a

y

s

the air weighs

less and less

each moment

still

happening

five to eleven defines "cacophony" as

a closed door

OPENING

a dictionary as dictionary

if

from

delicate

riverbanks one

has t(w)o

CREATE

then

NOW is the pause

scampering cross

timber

CRASHING INTO

ONE

SOUND

that is:

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