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Posted: Wed Oct 04, 2006 6:50 pm
read, enjoy, critique if you feel the urge...
Boy:in leaves
Death, I beseach thee Come in Take rest in my chair sink deep and cold in my home chill the marrow of her branches rend the flesh of her lively leaves Take food and drink make foolhearty talk and slur lie in my bed then softly, cradle my head in the wee hours for please, you are invited
The Dead Ends
Who posts those signs near the start of a street just assuming that the pavement itself is dead or dying? well they aren't proficient. Who has the nerve to spoil the supprise?
And what if some soul wants to dance through the wheat? You can't MAKE something dead. you're playing God himself or you're lying for some fuel efficient White collar smaller dollar car meets it's demise
They showed us how they make a human life then killed it how they run deep a pothole and filled it Said they could end what's not theirs to take and willed it
I say these are the ONLY living veins./ Too free and better untamed./ Too packed with life to plow./ Too wild and green to pluck./ Too overgrown to burn..../
Survival of the fittest love...
A road left unwritten Mosquito bites unbitten A life left un-livin
A child here in heaven
Afternoon Burnings
Curling strips of Old Peeling wallpaper chip Paintings are tainted by Cigarette smoke it’s all Yellow
Light through the curtains A rash on your skin From tossing and turning The bed-sheets are burning in Nothing’s for certain with Yellow
Tiles on the sealing spin Fan-blades re-reeling in Dirt hugging the corners of mouths all fixed up in absolute quiet the Loonie bin yellow
Breakingpoint [more of a short narrative poem?]
It was a lazy fog he sat in. The chair rusty and bent so that it squeaked with every breath. Every twitch of his left nostril. The tiles below him scraping on the grit between the metal chair legs/arm rests.
A heavy wooden slab in front of him passing for a desk is concintration. He stars at, it but through it. Into another world. Back to another place a time about half a decade ago...
Most of the vanitian blinds were closed and only a pale yellow filled the room tainting the screaming white cinderblocks that established "walls."
There was no music
There was no sanity
sanity had left this place four years ago.
just the dull scrape of life in the bottom of a brown orange cage on the windowsill. One life force crunching on another.
A musk crept into the room with the fog. The smell of sweat and dust, but mostly dirt, And that cheap shampoo.
The music in his mind flowing silently back and fourth and filling his room slowly, from top to bottom. He stands and grasps the swirling blue tome on the shelf above. He forces it to the table wrestling it open with all the power he has in his chewed brown fingertips.
He scans the pages over and over. And stops. a dying click-pen scrawls under a picture or two the beautiful silent music that once graced this home.
But his fingertips are not brown. The room is brighter or darker... it's hard to tell for the blinds are only half shut and the door is forced open with a loud crack. Coughing. Another voice laughs and a pack is thrown to the bed. A smile crosses his face now that the dusty musk is a little fresher and he stands tall and proud once again.
"Dude, where were you?"
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Posted: Sun Jan 07, 2007 11:44 am
Very nice. -^^- I really like "The Dead Ends" poem.
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