Thursday, September 29, 2005
Thursday morning
I’ve got open doors that knock
like opportunity
and balls that puss out
like a prelude to regret.
Wednesday, September 28, 2005
Wedsnesday morning
cloud watching
the clouds we are watching look like two forms coming together,
closer and closer,
then melting into a puddle
and the satellites,
which we took for stars,
speed with the earth, right by us.
being careful means doing much less than I like.
the clouds we are watching look like two forms coming together,
closer and closer,
then melting into a puddle
and the satellites,
which we took for stars,
speed with the earth, right by us.
being careful means doing much less than I like.
Tuesday, September 27, 2005
Tuesday morning
Amber sun rising on Sheppard
who can know
the color of the sun rising,
the taste of rhubarb,
the contents of a yolk,
what’s creating us,
what holds us together and keeps us apart.
What earthly presumption to man the cosmic everything
who can know
the color of the sun rising,
the taste of rhubarb,
the contents of a yolk,
what’s creating us,
what holds us together and keeps us apart.
What earthly presumption to man the cosmic everything
Monday, September 26, 2005
Monday morning
August’s passed.
July’s passed.
September’s almost gone.
sometimes I think that
the paths on my map are as constrained, trafficked, and painful
as bra straps that cut deep into the backfat of heavy girls.
Sunday, September 25, 2005
Sunday morning
when you leaf through the wanteds for her,
or her,
or her,
breakfast is the headline of your day,
and breaking your yolks in the pan
is like losing a friend in a knife fight
Saturday, September 24, 2005
Saturday morning
make that ‘who’
only homework, hamburgers, Doom 3, beer, bus rides, 2am, brunch, juggling, showers and a new girlfriend
can fill the donut hole
you ate through me
only homework, hamburgers, Doom 3, beer, bus rides, 2am, brunch, juggling, showers and a new girlfriend
can fill the donut hole
you ate through me
my poetry class assignment - a poem using only words from a bathtub ad
positioned easy
we are Sixteen.
models offer you a comfortable Standard.
you dream, you are perfect
and we feel the hours slide
we couldn’t dream of a lifetime satisfied
or strategically draw a Design;
we are an endless Sixteen.
Friday, September 23, 2005
poem co-written at reading
My Family
The best thing about my family is that my mom likes her tomatoes overripe, but I like them orange, so I get to pick them first.
The worst thing about my family is that my dad gets drunk and brings home waitresses.
The best thing about my family is that my mom likes her tomatoes overripe, but I like them orange, so I get to pick them first.
The worst thing about my family is that my dad gets drunk and brings home waitresses.
First
I went to a CASE reading tonight.
That's an open mic night sponsored by an english students' association.
I read a few poems and the crowd was digging me I think, but I was a lot more nervouse then I expected and I chickened out of reading my last two which were the ones I really wanted to read.
So, I'm doing this to attone for that regret.
It is my endeavor to write a poem - or at least a fragment of one - everyday, preferably first thing in the morning.
That's all.
That's an open mic night sponsored by an english students' association.
I read a few poems and the crowd was digging me I think, but I was a lot more nervouse then I expected and I chickened out of reading my last two which were the ones I really wanted to read.
So, I'm doing this to attone for that regret.
It is my endeavor to write a poem - or at least a fragment of one - everyday, preferably first thing in the morning.
That's all.
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