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Wind found its way inside my head
and was stirring around
moving my eyes and pointing me
in unwanted directions.
I had to stop the car
my thoughts
were too destined to self destruct.
I had to stop
and quiet had to breathe itself into me.
This was sun parched land
where the green exit signs
are oases,
where vision deceives us into madness
and dust blows and burns like embers.
The diner was adobe
camouflaged with its cracked ancestor earth
and the table tops
were fittingly colored as cactus.
Ostrich meat
found its way into my stomach
somehow
without my knowledge.
Must have been when I was frozen
eyes locked on the road
and the thirsty creatures crossing it.
Must have been when I stopped listening
to this damn eternal wind
in my ears.
and was stirring around
moving my eyes and pointing me
in unwanted directions.
I had to stop the car
my thoughts
were too destined to self destruct.
I had to stop
and quiet had to breathe itself into me.
This was sun parched land
where the green exit signs
are oases,
where vision deceives us into madness
and dust blows and burns like embers.
The diner was adobe
camouflaged with its cracked ancestor earth
and the table tops
were fittingly colored as cactus.
Ostrich meat
found its way into my stomach
somehow
without my knowledge.
Must have been when I was frozen
eyes locked on the road
and the thirsty creatures crossing it.
Must have been when I stopped listening
to this damn eternal wind
in my ears.
Literature
Myopic
An ant ascended the first time from his hole
and saw nothing but gray,
the earth and its mysteries obscured behind a fog.
"Surely my tunnels are all the world," said he,
and returned underground,
and thought no more of it.
And this is man a hundred fold!
This is man, and this is me.
I speak of The Big Picture as what I see
in a mirror or a microscope;
I know only myself and the merest fraction
of knowledge there is to be known.
The grand tapestry of plans within plans
was not revealed to me,
I see one circumstance and declare "life is misery,"
determined to miss the splendor of a thousand miles of forest
for the decay of a sin
Literature
A Bad Child's Guide To Monsters
A Bad Child's ABC Guide to Under-the-bed and Closet Monsters
Beware, beware the Allignight
Its teeth are sharp. Its eyes are bright.
If you don't want to end up dead,
Be sure to check beneath your bed.
And if at night you hear a howl,
The Banda's come to disembowel.
The empty little kids can't shout
When their insides have been torn out.
And screeching means a Calder's come.
It does no good at all to run.
For it will drag you to its den
And slowly tear off all your skin.
And if a Drylak comes don't cry
If it gets in, you will not die.
It has a huge and dripping nose
And hides its boogers in your clothes.
And if an
Literature
A Week That Was
Saturday
1:
I'm loath to comb the
morning tangles
from my long dark hair
2.
watching birds scatter
the shadows of
hot air balloons
3.
showering—
connect constellations of
freckles on his shoulders
4.
writing this haiku
before bedtime
the fridge faintly humming
Sunday
1.
early morning walk
incontinent ladies
and church dogs
2.
fixing breakfast—
cracks the curve of an egg
with the curve of my hand
3.
at the zoo
we sneak a grope
by the python cage
at the zoo
the alpha baboon curls his
lip up at me
at the petting zoo
the goats shit pellets
constantly
4.
new rain arriving—
a moment of night's passion paused
while
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"Wind found its way inside my head
and was stirring around
moving my eyes and pointing me
in unwanted directions.
I had to stop the car
my thoughts
were too destined to self destruct.
I had to stop
and quiet had to breathe itself into me."
This section is highly inspiring and very true... I can find no words to describe how it truly affects me.
and was stirring around
moving my eyes and pointing me
in unwanted directions.
I had to stop the car
my thoughts
were too destined to self destruct.
I had to stop
and quiet had to breathe itself into me."
This section is highly inspiring and very true... I can find no words to describe how it truly affects me.