Wednesday 31 October 2012
about sandy and the space between you and I
Thursday 8 March 2012
about the clouds and the moon
Thursday 5 January 2012
3:30
There's a slice of it
sliding through my curtains
reminding me of your lunacy in the purest sense of
the word
I am
tired and d d d d a bunch of forced coughs
and think k k k king of you
as I draw out words to ignore the slowing rate of the passing of time
deep in the edges of my ash stained couch
drawing deep from the edges of my memory for words that I
can't seem to find
and the slice of it is
not quite fully formed
and the ants in my eyes/
not quite fully focused
on the task of falling asleep
it's 3:23 in the morning and
my academic sleeping patterns are playing tricks on my mind
and d d d a bunch of forced blinking
is mak k k k king my eyes hurt
and, well
I should sleep
but my fingers cannot stand keys as a replacement for your spine
so I'll tap poetry into plastic
until I see you again
Thursday 25 August 2011
Hey
I am going to focus on getting published so more people can read my poems. This means that I won't be posting everything I write on this blog. Wow, I really don't write very much.
ugh
Wednesday 6 July 2011
shelter
I'm sitting in stamford hill, wedged between synagogues and kosher wine
sipping from the cup of shared dissent, it is pained on the walls
in portraits of past madness, lines drawn with impulse, driven by intangible memories
repeated blue and orange essence, wired forms and abstract black and white obscenities
and is this obscene?
Stealing space from the void, reclaiming the un-used red and black walls,
tracing the textures of flowers that creep up the
un-used red and white walls
and I dare not move past my vantage point, up the spiral staircase
past the dogs and cats, and laundry and water bowls for the dogs and cats
and art, always art, spinning up and down in a whirlwind of expression
and dogs and cats, and there was only one cat but there were so many
walls
and at the top, Andy Dreads might be clicking away at his computer,
or just laying calm on his high-legged bed
I can only see glimpses of it, projecting my mind step by step
towards open doors and familiar adjustments
drawing my fingers across dark brown wooden banisters
the voices that linger and waft out of the walls and door frames speak in many tongues
worldly accents crinkle and slip through high-ceilinged rooms
and I am among them, in this foreign land, hiding from the reality of rent and stable living
and I, who came out of the rain, soaked and tired, smelling of cigarettes and tension
was let through the threshold and given a bed