seed pods bur sting
in cemeteries
(from The Intricate Evasions of As)
new old kid on the blog, with an occasional old or new poem written off the old writer's block
Friday, January 9, 2009
Thursday, January 8, 2009
Blasphemous Intimations of Mortality
Was wirst du tun, Gott, wenn ich sterbe?
--Rainier Maria Rilke
1.
You fuck,
I keep telling this
Fly around my head,
Take a flying fuck,
Fuck you. But when
I die, dear God,
Who will fuck
The fly, You?
2.
spleen on the fly
Oh, yeah?
You want some fuckin'
Dead meat?
I'll give you some,
You cocky mother
Fuck her, God
I done
Swat her,
Good.
(First published in First Intensity #21, Fall 2006)
--Rainier Maria Rilke
1.
You fuck,
I keep telling this
Fly around my head,
Take a flying fuck,
Fuck you. But when
I die, dear God,
Who will fuck
The fly, You?
2.
spleen on the fly
Oh, yeah?
You want some fuckin'
Dead meat?
I'll give you some,
You cocky mother
Fuck her, God
I done
Swat her,
Good.
(First published in First Intensity #21, Fall 2006)
Wednesday, January 7, 2009
Labor of Love
You have to haul
The scattered vatic
Entrails of diplomats
Back to the eviscerated
Halls of peace,
Unravel them on
An unfolding
Crimson carpet,
Make the meaning
Whole again,
Piece by piece.
(First published in The London Magazine February-March 2003)
The scattered vatic
Entrails of diplomats
Back to the eviscerated
Halls of peace,
Unravel them on
An unfolding
Crimson carpet,
Make the meaning
Whole again,
Piece by piece.
(First published in The London Magazine February-March 2003)
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Tuesday, January 6, 2009
Mantra
once
she said she feared
the way
she looked at me,
she feared the way
she looked at me,
she said it rhythmically
in such a way
it went away.
(First published in Noon: Journal of the Short Poem, #3)
she said she feared
the way
she looked at me,
she feared the way
she looked at me,
she said it rhythmically
in such a way
it went away.
(First published in Noon: Journal of the Short Poem, #3)
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