Tuesday, July 31, 2012

harmony

1. the cross stitch of the old-left hook thrown as hegemonic struts at police tanks pranking black mask kids in white coffee squats with televised pauses for the sycophants in the force cracked by the sons and daughters turning against the obese ex-lawyer hacks of the middle class who mistakenly pushed out thugs with hoodies, sneakers and bricks — wired eyed kids riding 'til red and shouting in farsi to refused generations of 3 to 5 percent, ready to cage the universal and scream for buddha or malatesta, ready to remind your rich opaque cunt that its lips still can't digest money, the riot or burning trees. But the bottle of kerosine needs clenched fists not ivory toned circle-jerks, liberals up against the wall and tofu dreaded pricks. The poly-autonomous being with dreams of giant bears cuddling kittens, stolen dragons with torn wings from streams of sunlight reflected on the back of a moon yet discovered and soon misplaced so as to collect pebbles of men with silk shirts and holes in hearts unable to stand in shifting yellow seas of geishas opening themselves with mishima's knife to bear slurring youth with violent eyes now subdued in this forgotten land and demanding the new boring revolution.  

2. the day in day out ego driven dribble down the side of cheeks swollen from chocolate pudding and the prayers of distant cityscapes are wounds demanding to be fed flaccid ecstasy — push/pull arse/mouth. And even on the twelfth floor there are monsters hiding under our skin, our own bodies rejecting this key-tapping tick-tocking pixel nausea. Heroic public servants, secret widows of infertile fathers, not shadows but lost in distant caves of the other, projecting insulated children into a spectacular space. Whereas, elongated fingers and small perversions made from eternal closets and cheap commodities are shipped in russian doll houses, chinese whores with soft manicured hands placed carefully on stained knickers in swept stalls, upper management big men with recliners worth more than the village of dry dirt and oil residue wanking themselves daily. The big R reality of the Capital T truth, the poor dispossessed fill our stomachs with much more than minced meat, strangled dolphins and peasant bones in unmarked graves. Here in our ground we wait to be paved over with the worker's muscle, the pale grey tongue suckling on the last sour drops of progress, our flesh giving birth to the border. And looking toward the horizon we see but do not hear a billboard announcing repetition: a slow lonely deaf man eating his own head.

3. the liberated holding true to one note scribbled in the back of bars, bedrooms and the riddled wombs of tao. Closed fist for the aching body and open hand for the stoned flooding of this unborn metaphor, twisted soul and open prison, an alchemy order to mind the matter and spit spirit through meta. Our serenity rising with the tides of the moon living in this palm. A secret scar. Psalm. Dancing sutra. The ancestors of anarchistic ghosts scattered in waves of sound. Lucy reminding us of the angelic god that discarded our star personally to make love to lunar shapes, halted consciousness that united with the primordial and it still hasn't cut your leather jacket in the rain as the room leaves the window outside with the sea swelling inside the volume of the throat, bringing one lotus at a time to shaking legs, thighs and the weeping dirt that gave rise to this poet. But below the weather, underground the humming, there is no above or world to hold purple fears of collision, nothing to let go of and no where to fall.

4. the return, cyclical atoms bracing the rapture in pictures — street-scapes and paved faces. Passing by the clothed gentry shuffling hour to minutemen. There where there are still too many willing to compromise their own reflection to save a projection of wealth, status and an opportunity to fuck someone else over. This self — created, an abyss turned monster, the mirror shattered battered and broken on the steps of Jupiter Optimus Maximus a monument to light eternal, this wounded child inside holding close to the inferno, close to the mother's breast. A history of torment and exploitation. Lest we forget all things are not relative, figurative forms on limestone walls breaking necks to forget that we come from the same dust, we suck on the rotting mechanics turned to rust but all eventually decays and unicorns still exist if thought is matter and mind to preach manners with energy condensed to a series of syllables to tell you to harden the fuck up and watch the images dissipate the foreign. And maybe we will stop long enough to enjoy the sight of violet bayonets catching the moonlight as the sun waits patiently to consume this world. Leaving us here, holding this beautiful form — once and for all.

Monday, July 23, 2012

other things

pale closed eyes
spitting at blond blue
deaf dumb lips
nakedness of sweat
dullness of
4am
a silver crescent held
upside down
in a glass window
the pixels reflecting sadness
grasping at the imagined fog
before the breaking light
permeates the steel
sarcophagus
the hard men
cut down the last sick tree
and
in the room
the faces of the other
dissipate
replaced by walls
but hank was right
there are worse things
than being alone

Sunday, July 08, 2012

lost and found

the smiles of brown skin
laced with chai
falafel
and hashish
welcome companionship
among hard faces
on the autobahn
the sun warming
foreign chests
the light rhythm
of turkish techno
freeing bodies
heavy with cargo
'deutschland —> italia'
hands directing
without language
'no problem'
'yes, no problem'
the three men hug
and for a moment
celebrate the friendship
found in the silence
between a and b