it (this) is a frightening time for the people, she cried. we must relinquish these trends
\
\\a common reaction to the truth followed
she was a hero anyway
Monday, June 20, 2016
Sunday, June 19, 2016
here’s what happened. they met at the mall
here’s what happened. they met at the mall and had a baby
they first met when both reechoing from explosive accidents by chance. then on way later to mall, by chance. see there was war then, or something, they were in the mall a long time, along with a few others who made it. really, everyone who’d made it into the mall made it. the son was some old saint. this time he'd been away for a while.
she was a sweetheart, knew her in transcript. He I never much took to, but he knew the opposition. Knew it too well, some said. But. no, I’d say - he is one of us, loyalty is not a concern.
but my main widow and I knew they were being embariswindled by some third party huckster, an outside ambusher in the carpet economy/ rode in on the backs of people, then wanted their p[raise. that sort of shit of the species. Built something from nothing that upon creation was nothing still. iWarn you all and i mean it.
at the same time the whole town was dancing/ me i was against it. why? am i a bad fellow in this tale? do i begrudge people their joy? no, it was a distraction is why. for the first time ever, dancing was the specific exact distraction. you realize how dangerous that is.
the son turned them to singing. it was the right maneuver. that’s why he was a saint again. that and a couple other reasons. usually the same sorta reasons each time. the daughter this time though she wrote some songs. the family had an aura of fame around them this time, that was different. and the enemy seemed practical. somehow the certain dancing resumed with a happy bit of levitation. everyone thought they were holy this time.
at that i decided the town was too weird for me and I returned to the States.
they first met when both reechoing from explosive accidents by chance. then on way later to mall, by chance. see there was war then, or something, they were in the mall a long time, along with a few others who made it. really, everyone who’d made it into the mall made it. the son was some old saint. this time he'd been away for a while.
she was a sweetheart, knew her in transcript. He I never much took to, but he knew the opposition. Knew it too well, some said. But. no, I’d say - he is one of us, loyalty is not a concern.
but my main widow and I knew they were being embariswindled by some third party huckster, an outside ambusher in the carpet economy/ rode in on the backs of people, then wanted their p[raise. that sort of shit of the species. Built something from nothing that upon creation was nothing still. iWarn you all and i mean it.
at the same time the whole town was dancing/ me i was against it. why? am i a bad fellow in this tale? do i begrudge people their joy? no, it was a distraction is why. for the first time ever, dancing was the specific exact distraction. you realize how dangerous that is.
the son turned them to singing. it was the right maneuver. that’s why he was a saint again. that and a couple other reasons. usually the same sorta reasons each time. the daughter this time though she wrote some songs. the family had an aura of fame around them this time, that was different. and the enemy seemed practical. somehow the certain dancing resumed with a happy bit of levitation. everyone thought they were holy this time.
at that i decided the town was too weird for me and I returned to the States.
Unallied, Mortal
Exiled from the light, coveted by the dark; though thwarted by God at every turn, yet still I deny the Devil the spoils of my soul. Angels and demons at play, and I - abandoned and chased, chaste and abandoned - an unallied mortal at the frayed reins.
Unallied, Mortal
Exiled from the light, coveted by the dark; though thwarted by God at every turn, yet still I deny the Devil the spoils of my soul. Angels and demons at play, and I - abandoned and chased, chaste and abandoned - an unallied mortal at the frayed reins.
Saturday, June 11, 2016
Hibernation of My Instinct
hibernation of my instinct
leaves me plum for the slaughter of my
robust soul
Yaldabaoth triumphant?
- Fuck y'all,
children of the flesh,
I awake
.
leaves me plum for the slaughter of my
robust soul
Yaldabaoth triumphant?
- Fuck y'all,
children of the flesh,
I awake
.
Aquatic Love Mystery, With Heroes
aquatic love mystery, with heroes
????
.
???
!!!!
?) but how:
I’ll show you
.
merfaith, see?
belief
.
in the watersway
( but it’sdry here, betwixt us, theycried (pointing )
( &so then ’twasn’t )
- just add pepper
. the end
????
.
???
!!!!
?) but how:
I’ll show you
.
merfaith, see?
belief
.
in the watersway
( but it’sdry here, betwixt us, theycried (pointing )
( &so then ’twasn’t )
- just add pepper
. the end
Friday, June 3, 2016
not a poem: On Ali
other night happened to listen to Another Side of Bob Dylan for first time in years and I Shall Be Free No. 10 came on, where Bobby comically threatens to make Cassius Clay's face look just like his own, and I thought - what a thought that both these guys are still alive.
didn't post that though, felt morbid, seeing as how i'm seeing Dylan in a couple weeks but much more so knowing how long Ali's been in terrible health thinking right then his time cannot be long, Next day there's bad news, next day he's dead.
i dunno.
when i was a kid, he was still going, he looked like a hero. he just looked like he was the good guy. he sure talked like the greatest winner there could ever be. then in junior high school, i learned about his stance against the war and that made him more of a hero than any stance in a ring.
thing is, there are no heroes, it's not a real thing, a hero. but there is the heroic, and that was heroic, that was righteous.
didn't post that though, felt morbid, seeing as how i'm seeing Dylan in a couple weeks but much more so knowing how long Ali's been in terrible health thinking right then his time cannot be long, Next day there's bad news, next day he's dead.
i dunno.
when i was a kid, he was still going, he looked like a hero. he just looked like he was the good guy. he sure talked like the greatest winner there could ever be. then in junior high school, i learned about his stance against the war and that made him more of a hero than any stance in a ring.
thing is, there are no heroes, it's not a real thing, a hero. but there is the heroic, and that was heroic, that was righteous.
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