me and my sapo
we the one and only gestapo
naw you can't contend
don't even try to pretend
cause we aint playin
we're straight up sayin
we the bomb
gonna explode all over ya like Vietnam
no we aint happy about it
just don't talk no smack
cause we'll bust on out widdit
you'll be walkin crazy & outta wack
we aint all about the hate
just trying to survive in this hostile state
so if you got love to give
we'll straight up return it and peace will live
but if all ya got is mal-intent
we're ready & willin to repent
give us your tired your weary
that we massage they're back and feet
don't give us grief
cause for that we got no relief
give us your hungry
your poor
that we share our bread and door
and all shall be released someday
we'll all be released from the hate
with love we will satiate
released from the fear
walking down dark washes
always an open ear
we shall be released from the violent crime
from pestilent grime corroding the society in which we dwell
and life on earth will depart from hell
and their truly will be peace on earth
and all the higher powers will occupy the same hearth.
come ye all my brothers & sisters my fathers and mothers
gather about me and sing out loud sing out strong
sing with me for peace for eternity and beyond.
let there be peace on earth, and let it begin w/ me let there be... the peace that was meant to be with god as father & mother siblings all are we let us walk with each other in perfect harmony...
© July 2006
random mutterings from the space between my ears: film reviews, poetry, prose and other things.
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Showing posts with label pilar mogollon. Show all posts
Monday, January 12, 2009
speaking in tongues
ye're possibly maybe not the person i would ye were
when i met ye and then what i would ye could attain
what am i doing here speaking in yon archaic jargon, would i even be what i wote i be
which is what?
some educated scholar- academia brainwashed
wallowing in the past- borrowing creativity from dead forefathers and mothers
but more so the former because well they just seemed to get heard more
borrowing resentments
how about we all stop crying and whining
resenting and talking shit
venting, complaining and just get on with it
this business called living
and succeeding
and just being happy
or sad or angry but being right now
right here - in this moment
naught but a bunch of wussies
girly girls and nancy boys
hard ass ice queens & machismo misogynists
or veritable facsimiles thereof
lets all just take a collective midol
how about that chill pill, whens it coming along?
do whatever ya need
disassociate, lubricate, narcoticate but do it
without the kvetching, without the woe-in is me
without the rue-ing and should've-ing and could've-ing
do it just do it
and do it now
cause we can bitch and we can moan until the end of time
but nothings ever changing till we start accepting each other with compassion
appreciating, recognizing, representing -we all gotta represent what we know to true
claiming our power not our lowly stations
not our frustrations
claiming our higher selves our god selves and teaching our children to do the same.
© summer 2006
when i met ye and then what i would ye could attain
what am i doing here speaking in yon archaic jargon, would i even be what i wote i be
which is what?
some educated scholar- academia brainwashed
wallowing in the past- borrowing creativity from dead forefathers and mothers
but more so the former because well they just seemed to get heard more
borrowing resentments
how about we all stop crying and whining
resenting and talking shit
venting, complaining and just get on with it
this business called living
and succeeding
and just being happy
or sad or angry but being right now
right here - in this moment
naught but a bunch of wussies
girly girls and nancy boys
hard ass ice queens & machismo misogynists
or veritable facsimiles thereof
lets all just take a collective midol
how about that chill pill, whens it coming along?
do whatever ya need
disassociate, lubricate, narcoticate but do it
without the kvetching, without the woe-in is me
without the rue-ing and should've-ing and could've-ing
do it just do it
and do it now
cause we can bitch and we can moan until the end of time
but nothings ever changing till we start accepting each other with compassion
appreciating, recognizing, representing -we all gotta represent what we know to true
claiming our power not our lowly stations
not our frustrations
claiming our higher selves our god selves and teaching our children to do the same.
© summer 2006
Sunday, January 11, 2009
* The Hole *
I wrote this when i lived in berkeley, circa 1994, It is meant to be a conversation betwixt two people, i never really finished it, or maybe it is finished. it reminds me of one of those acting exercises.
There's a fukkin' hole in your head!
Wha',,, Hunh?
A hole, man. Dammit, That's fukkin' sick!
Dude, what are you talkin about?
Right here, Dude!
Ow, stop that! What the Hell!
How can you not know there's a hole in your fukkin' head?
I don't know man, I don't see the back of my head very often.
Well, how the hell did it get there?
I dunno, man I have been havin wierd dreams lately.
What the hell does that have to do with a hole in your head. How can you talk about dreams all non-chalant like & shit, when
theres a hole in your fukkin' head. You could be getting some kinda infection or sumpthin. You could be fukkin dyin', man!
Do I look like I'm fukkin' dyin'? Now listen, I was havin this dream that my brain was rotting up - dryin' out or sumpthin.
So you've had someone drill a hole in your fukkin' head to find out?
No, Dammit! You're really startin to piss me off!
Wait a minute! I'm pissin you off. Hey, I didn't drill the hole in your fukkin' head, ya moron! You got a damn hole in your damn head - excuse me if I act concerned!
Look! I don't know anything about that hole! This is the first time I even knew it was there. All I know is something really fukked up is happening to me, and I can't quite put my finger on it.
I can.
OWWW! Dammit, man! Leave it alone, for chrissakes!
© 1994
There's a fukkin' hole in your head!
Wha',,, Hunh?
A hole, man. Dammit, That's fukkin' sick!
Dude, what are you talkin about?
Right here, Dude!
Ow, stop that! What the Hell!
How can you not know there's a hole in your fukkin' head?
I don't know man, I don't see the back of my head very often.
Well, how the hell did it get there?
I dunno, man I have been havin wierd dreams lately.
What the hell does that have to do with a hole in your head. How can you talk about dreams all non-chalant like & shit, when
theres a hole in your fukkin' head. You could be getting some kinda infection or sumpthin. You could be fukkin dyin', man!
Do I look like I'm fukkin' dyin'? Now listen, I was havin this dream that my brain was rotting up - dryin' out or sumpthin.
So you've had someone drill a hole in your fukkin' head to find out?
No, Dammit! You're really startin to piss me off!
Wait a minute! I'm pissin you off. Hey, I didn't drill the hole in your fukkin' head, ya moron! You got a damn hole in your damn head - excuse me if I act concerned!
Look! I don't know anything about that hole! This is the first time I even knew it was there. All I know is something really fukked up is happening to me, and I can't quite put my finger on it.
I can.
OWWW! Dammit, man! Leave it alone, for chrissakes!
© 1994
shit talkin
Indianapolis is where i took my first shit
maybe on my mothers tummy
and on & on to Barranquilla, Colombia
where i daren't drink the water lest my shit run amok
and i musta shat sometime or another in Columbus, Ohio
and the smoky mtns, and some other places in between
i am quite sure i shat in Santa Fe New Mexico,
and on Big Mountain near flagstaff A Z
California's Bay Area, San Diego, and Humboldt County too
why i shat my way from top to bottom of that golden state
right down into Tijuana Mexico.
Back in Arizona,
Oh so many crappers and commodes welcomed the waste i did expunge
in Tucson, Bisbee, and Tombstone too
perhaps i took a shit on the same spot as big nose Kate
I've shat in many towns in these united states and some beyond
and i now i am ready to go global in places where i might defecate
unload my body of its fecal contents- purify- detox, oh yeah!
i will shit in Toronto, Montreal, and the Yukon
Machu Pichu, Stratford upon Avon
i should like to shit where the great William
Shakespeare might once have shat.
and then I'll shit places where one never shakes with the ass wiping hand.
Let me grunt and groan in the Hague
Sweat and pray at the top of Mt. Kilimanjaro
and all over this beautiful planet
purging and singing while i let it all out!!
© August 2006
maybe on my mothers tummy
and on & on to Barranquilla, Colombia
where i daren't drink the water lest my shit run amok
and i musta shat sometime or another in Columbus, Ohio
and the smoky mtns, and some other places in between
i am quite sure i shat in Santa Fe New Mexico,
and on Big Mountain near flagstaff A Z
California's Bay Area, San Diego, and Humboldt County too
why i shat my way from top to bottom of that golden state
right down into Tijuana Mexico.
Back in Arizona,
Oh so many crappers and commodes welcomed the waste i did expunge
in Tucson, Bisbee, and Tombstone too
perhaps i took a shit on the same spot as big nose Kate
I've shat in many towns in these united states and some beyond
and i now i am ready to go global in places where i might defecate
unload my body of its fecal contents- purify- detox, oh yeah!
i will shit in Toronto, Montreal, and the Yukon
Machu Pichu, Stratford upon Avon
i should like to shit where the great William
Shakespeare might once have shat.
and then I'll shit places where one never shakes with the ass wiping hand.
Let me grunt and groan in the Hague
Sweat and pray at the top of Mt. Kilimanjaro
and all over this beautiful planet
purging and singing while i let it all out!!
© August 2006
Friday, June 13, 2008
a poem inspired by Collisions With Fate, by skie bender, fire starter press

perhaps i am but a weed
sprouting thru the cracks of this asphalt,
heavily trod ,
city street.
a weed to sprout up
force its way thru to reckoning
despite mans decision to put
a sidewalk here
to direct the way we walk this earth
i am the beautiful weed
that sprouts multicolored flowers
upon its back
& perhaps a few thorns
the weed that will entangle myself about all
i encounter
& impede the growth
of any who try to rise above me
their gloating petals shall fall
lifeless upon my back
& my roots deep down
in this manmade concrete smothered soil
shiver with anticipation
you may call me
monster
but I only wish to see
feel
and bask in the sun as much as you.
_________starbucks, irvington, ne 15th & broadway, pdx, OR, ©friday the 13th of june, 2008, 0713hrs
Thursday, November 08, 2007
how is an ankle unlike a question mark or was it a comma?
Somebody asked the question how is an ankle unlike some form of punctuation I can't remember which one, perhaps it was a comma in any case I liked the sound of question mark better. So that's what I wrote about.
here is what i know about ankles:
ankles can be sexy, they peek out about certain fine shoewear and some not so fine, they are round and sometimes the skin upon them is smooth and creamy white or a nice deep brown, if you lotion them they might glisten in the light of a sunny afternoon. an ankle whose foot is adorned by sandals or a carelessly hangin flip flop is a precious thing.
some ankles cry out to be stroked and loved and they are very sad because oft they go unnoticed, with attention being given more to the fine toned leg that looms above it, or even the dainty painted toes. the ankle being on the side might never even be glimpsed, my poor ankles are little old ladies who don't even expect attention, due to my love of the boot.
The boot can be an ankles worstest enemy, in this regard. however my little old gals, can't help but be fond of the boots i wear, as they protect them from bashing and little rocks shooting up and marring their varicosed surface. [uhm, they aren't really all that varicosed, i am young yet] unlike those nice little dress shoes whose sides come just under the ankle, and not only is there danger of rocks and curbs and steps but the other shoes own heal often raps agonizingly against the ankle of its fellow shod foot. And damn, i really hate when that happens.
An ankle is not an adams apple, and thats great, because it means everyone has them, and mens ankles can be just as nice as womens. However, they may be sad, because very few of the footwear marketed for men, allow the viewing of the ankle, except in the summer when a man might wear flip flops, or burkenstock. But a lot of the men, i found myself attracted to wouldn't be caught dead in a burkenstock, and rarely don a flip flop. in any case their ankles are nice when they're golden tanned or deep chestnut and the little hairs of their leg are sweetly framing the top, but not so nice if that hair comes down anywhere real close and especially not around the ankle. Then one has to question if they should be date hunting at the zoo.
I truly love ankles, and well, i aim to pay more attention to them, and even let my old gels out once winter is over.
A question mark goes at the end of an inquiring sentence.
A comma separates sentences with like thought, ehr i think.
here is what i know about ankles:
ankles can be sexy, they peek out about certain fine shoewear and some not so fine, they are round and sometimes the skin upon them is smooth and creamy white or a nice deep brown, if you lotion them they might glisten in the light of a sunny afternoon. an ankle whose foot is adorned by sandals or a carelessly hangin flip flop is a precious thing.
some ankles cry out to be stroked and loved and they are very sad because oft they go unnoticed, with attention being given more to the fine toned leg that looms above it, or even the dainty painted toes. the ankle being on the side might never even be glimpsed, my poor ankles are little old ladies who don't even expect attention, due to my love of the boot.The boot can be an ankles worstest enemy, in this regard. however my little old gals, can't help but be fond of the boots i wear, as they protect them from bashing and little rocks shooting up and marring their varicosed surface. [uhm, they aren't really all that varicosed, i am young yet] unlike those nice little dress shoes whose sides come just under the ankle, and not only is there danger of rocks and curbs and steps but the other shoes own heal often raps agonizingly against the ankle of its fellow shod foot. And damn, i really hate when that happens.
An ankle is not an adams apple, and thats great, because it means everyone has them, and mens ankles can be just as nice as womens. However, they may be sad, because very few of the footwear marketed for men, allow the viewing of the ankle, except in the summer when a man might wear flip flops, or burkenstock. But a lot of the men, i found myself attracted to wouldn't be caught dead in a burkenstock, and rarely don a flip flop. in any case their ankles are nice when they're golden tanned or deep chestnut and the little hairs of their leg are sweetly framing the top, but not so nice if that hair comes down anywhere real close and especially not around the ankle. Then one has to question if they should be date hunting at the zoo.
I truly love ankles, and well, i aim to pay more attention to them, and even let my old gels out once winter is over.
A question mark goes at the end of an inquiring sentence.
A comma separates sentences with like thought, ehr i think.
Friday, October 19, 2007
flash flood nostalgia
flood o memories
flood o memories comin quick
so i can't even see what they are
can't get one whole clear picture in my mind
it's my body
is rememberin
that kind of nostalgia hits
ya like a ton of bricks
and i just thought how
i understand
i understand at some moments
i get so completely
about sucide
i understand mr. marcus barrett
understand how perhaps u must have felt
joe mcnamara
and ron totton
and it's just not
anything you can put in words
nothing you couuld
ever explain
to all those do gooders
wish you'd called them
before you went and did that
perhaps you just had nothing to say
and that's the problem
when you run out
a single thing
to say
and the emotion envelops you.
flood o memories comin quick
so i can't even see what they are
can't get one whole clear picture in my mind
it's my body
is rememberin
that kind of nostalgia hits
ya like a ton of bricks
and i just thought how
i understand
i understand at some moments
i get so completely
about sucide
i understand mr. marcus barrett
understand how perhaps u must have felt
joe mcnamara
and ron totton
and it's just not
anything you can put in words
nothing you couuld
ever explain
to all those do gooders
wish you'd called them
before you went and did that
perhaps you just had nothing to say
and that's the problem
when you run out
a single thing
to say
and the emotion envelops you.
first boy
the first boy
has changed now
the first boy woho was my freak of nature
laughing, silly one – sugarlumps
is now grown nigh manhood
iron cage fighter
i don't know him so much anymore
and second boy
whose mamma sick from post partum exhaustion
perhaps
bade me take him to sleep with me
second boy who i never really got a chance to know as well as
first boy
now weaves words with a beauty & passion
that i find myself in awe of
inspired
and these two
now almost men
remind me of how rapidly time
doth flit by
perhaps so that when third boy
my own boy
has reached this ages
i will not be
so surprised
perhaps to remind me
not to let him grow astray.
© August 2007
a poem written in contemplation of my first two nephews. In this poem I call my own boy third, though he is actually fourth, because, I never really new my third nephew when he was little.
has changed now
the first boy woho was my freak of nature
laughing, silly one – sugarlumps
is now grown nigh manhood
iron cage fighter
i don't know him so much anymore
and second boy
whose mamma sick from post partum exhaustion
perhaps
bade me take him to sleep with me
second boy who i never really got a chance to know as well as
first boy
now weaves words with a beauty & passion
that i find myself in awe of
inspired
and these two
now almost men
remind me of how rapidly time
doth flit by
perhaps so that when third boy
my own boy
has reached this ages
i will not be
so surprised
perhaps to remind me
not to let him grow astray.
© August 2007
a poem written in contemplation of my first two nephews. In this poem I call my own boy third, though he is actually fourth, because, I never really new my third nephew when he was little.
Monday, August 20, 2007
I am anxious about this job, I must remember who I am and that this is an opportunity to become more free. I ahve been dreaming resentments of people- dreaming resentments of neil of christina of my brothers and sisters. i have been wondering if i will get stuck here in indianapolis. wondering if i could entertain the notion of staying here- i've grown attached to the wee nephew, Draken, & wonder how i'll feel about going away; taking Andrees away. Draken's brothers are about to leave and his mama was talking about how it's going to be sad for him- when they are suddenly not here every day & i thought how it might be for him when i leave, him coming upon a mess of blankets and pillows and his parents must let him search amongst them to insure that i am not there, aslumber. Not that I am here everyday, but still he may pick up his toy phone and try to call me, stand at his gate and call my name in his urgent little tone.
At least hopefully before i leave his brothers will be back- but then waht of Sapo getting used to his cousins and getting ot know Draken and the brothers, Mozes and Levi.
But all of that is some time away and i hope that i can stand it, working for the dept of health processing birth and death certificates, hope the proximity to the circle makes the job more bearable. hope that i can stand staying here for perhaps a year.
I have been deciding that I am not a loser- not a failure- i just did not do so good with motherhood and especially single mother hood. I and Andrees have not been on vacation, though I may have not always made all the best choices. We have been struggling and i have done the very best i possibly knew how at the time, and i will continue to learn how to do better.
At least hopefully before i leave his brothers will be back- but then waht of Sapo getting used to his cousins and getting ot know Draken and the brothers, Mozes and Levi.
But all of that is some time away and i hope that i can stand it, working for the dept of health processing birth and death certificates, hope the proximity to the circle makes the job more bearable. hope that i can stand staying here for perhaps a year.
I have been deciding that I am not a loser- not a failure- i just did not do so good with motherhood and especially single mother hood. I and Andrees have not been on vacation, though I may have not always made all the best choices. We have been struggling and i have done the very best i possibly knew how at the time, and i will continue to learn how to do better.
Draken's Diddy: sing it with a twang
draken is adorable, adorable
and i love him so
draken is adorable becau-
au-
ause because he's
gottacurl hangin front his eye
draken is adorable adorable
because he likes to laugh & play
hee hee
oh draken is my friend and i love him so
draken is adorable
chatterin to me
o yes he is adorable
speakin half in tongues
he dance and run and call my name
and i love him so.
a little diddy i made up, singing in a little country music style voice, [a.k.a. james jordan, , of Caliche Con Carne style] for my wee nephew, draken.
©August 2007
and i love him so
draken is adorable becau-
au-
ause because he's
gottacurl hangin front his eye
draken is adorable adorable
because he likes to laugh & play
hee hee
oh draken is my friend and i love him so
draken is adorable
chatterin to me
o yes he is adorable
speakin half in tongues
he dance and run and call my name
and i love him so.
a little diddy i made up, singing in a little country music style voice, [a.k.a. james jordan, , of Caliche Con Carne style] for my wee nephew, draken.
©August 2007
Mother Sad: For Sarika


brilliant the wet green grass
and skies of luminous silver
still her sorrow deepens
whilst jolly sounds of the laughing youngest
unaware
drift about the house
and the mother will smile a bit
through her sorrow
as she tries to avoid the ticking tock
of hours passing
til she says good bye for now
to those whom first she bore.
Friday, July 27, 2007
Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind: a mini film review
Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind, manages to be heartwarming, heartwrenching, entertaining, interesting and a romantic comedy at the same time; unlike your usual romantic comedy, it does not follow a regular path from beginning to end. I was particularly pleased that the the relationship of the two main characters was developed mostly in flashback.
The film was beautifully filmed and well acted. In a supporting role Mark Ruffalo is charming and funny and I was pleasantly surprised to find Elijah Wood playing the creep rather than likeable character. Kate Winset is magnificent as the multilayered emotionally discordant, wry, charming and witty Clementine and Jim Carrey actually pulls off a heartbroken confused average guy without overacting.
The film was beautifully filmed and well acted. In a supporting role Mark Ruffalo is charming and funny and I was pleasantly surprised to find Elijah Wood playing the creep rather than likeable character. Kate Winset is magnificent as the multilayered emotionally discordant, wry, charming and witty Clementine and Jim Carrey actually pulls off a heartbroken confused average guy without overacting.
Thursday, July 19, 2007
What Remedy
What remedy, I ask to no one in particular,
is there for discontent?
And the wind sweeps by whispering
'be like me, be like me! '
It doubles back and washes over with its gentle breeze,
lifting a tendril of my hair cooling my brow.
I've tried that though, drifting from here to there,
and so it can be thrilling to sweep in and out,
know people for a bit – drift around them a beat and move on,
but perhaps what I haven't fully grasped is how to be still.
'Stillness?
Bah! ' says the wind, 'who needs it? '
'I do.' a murmur from across the way
I look out into the parking lot from my perch on the Starbuck's patio,
and there on a tiny island of wildlife, I see a single tree.
'Bah! ' again says the wind, 'You are not so still.'
And with this it sweeps out and about the tree,
in and among it's branches, which begin to shimmy and shake.
'You see! ' says the wind coquettishly.
And the tree giggling in the delightful dance, says to me,
'You fool we have no answers for you,
Just Be! '
© August, 2005, Starbucks Cafe, NE Fremont, Portland, OR
is there for discontent?
And the wind sweeps by whispering
'be like me, be like me! '
It doubles back and washes over with its gentle breeze,
lifting a tendril of my hair cooling my brow.
I've tried that though, drifting from here to there,
and so it can be thrilling to sweep in and out,
know people for a bit – drift around them a beat and move on,
but perhaps what I haven't fully grasped is how to be still.
'Stillness?
Bah! ' says the wind, 'who needs it? '
'I do.' a murmur from across the way
I look out into the parking lot from my perch on the Starbuck's patio,
and there on a tiny island of wildlife, I see a single tree.
'Bah! ' again says the wind, 'You are not so still.'
And with this it sweeps out and about the tree,
in and among it's branches, which begin to shimmy and shake.
'You see! ' says the wind coquettishly.
And the tree giggling in the delightful dance, says to me,
'You fool we have no answers for you,
Just Be! '
© August, 2005, Starbucks Cafe, NE Fremont, Portland, OR
the woman in the pea coat
The woman in the green coat
the kind of green pea coat i automatically
associate with drifter,
homeless?
and her golden hair a coiffure of disheveled dreadlocks
she sat lounging at the Starbuck's uptown Burnside
smiled as i sang along with the music
'never got over those blue eyes...'
her own eyes shimmered pleasantly
her face was beautiful, i thought;
and she wanders about now
here at the bookstore
where I'm soon to clock in
browsing the art section
a peaceful smile playing upon her lips
such a piece of art herself
24 February 2006, Border's Cafe, Portland, OR
the kind of green pea coat i automatically
associate with drifter,
homeless?
and her golden hair a coiffure of disheveled dreadlocks
she sat lounging at the Starbuck's uptown Burnside
smiled as i sang along with the music
'never got over those blue eyes...'
her own eyes shimmered pleasantly
her face was beautiful, i thought;
and she wanders about now
here at the bookstore
where I'm soon to clock in
browsing the art section
a peaceful smile playing upon her lips
such a piece of art herself
24 February 2006, Border's Cafe, Portland, OR
attachment
i want to clutch you to my breast
and suck your soul inside me
i want to wrap my legs around you
and suck your essence inside me.
yes i guess i'm a little needy
have always been a little too needy
I want to thrust my tongue into your mouth hungrily
i want to drink up all of your saliva
I want to feel your heartbeat with mine
til the end of time
til the end of time.
winter 06/07
and suck your soul inside me
i want to wrap my legs around you
and suck your essence inside me.
yes i guess i'm a little needy
have always been a little too needy
I want to thrust my tongue into your mouth hungrily
i want to drink up all of your saliva
I want to feel your heartbeat with mine
til the end of time
til the end of time.
winter 06/07
places most odd
cavalcades, myriads, calliope at the big top
weaving words, wisdom's breath exhaled falteringly
there's a moment when dialog lapses
verbally & conceptually
and one is simply aware
immersed in the everything
almost catatonic
every cell is part and intermingled with
all the fibers of the whole of it all
this material land.
I am of the cars passing by
of the cement beneath my feet.
Laughter, chatter about
is wringing in my own head.
I am of the bricks of this building
I slide into their joints,
exploring every air pocket
and I am brought back to this consciousness
on this earthly plane
by this repetitive voice,
chipper and bright
so near to me and I am in this plastic chair again
and always us at this iron table,
my iced red eye neglected rests upon,
and this voice repeating
mama
looky, look mama it's an old fashioned bike,
timothy's riding an old fashioned bike!
who?
oh.
and so it is
I am awake of sorts
watching he and she
watching them ride on by
I am here and yet still there
I can still feel in my shoulders the vibrations
the crisp solid clench upon my muscles
of squishing and crunching myself amid the bricks of this epic café
sometimes I like to hide in places most odd.
© 10 April 2005,4: 15pm, Epic Cafe, Tucson, AZ
published in Downtown Tucsonan May of 2005 issue
weaving words, wisdom's breath exhaled falteringly
there's a moment when dialog lapses
verbally & conceptually
and one is simply aware
immersed in the everything
almost catatonic
every cell is part and intermingled with
all the fibers of the whole of it all
this material land.
I am of the cars passing by
of the cement beneath my feet.
Laughter, chatter about
is wringing in my own head.
I am of the bricks of this building
I slide into their joints,
exploring every air pocket
and I am brought back to this consciousness
on this earthly plane
by this repetitive voice,
chipper and bright
so near to me and I am in this plastic chair again
and always us at this iron table,
my iced red eye neglected rests upon,
and this voice repeating
mama
looky, look mama it's an old fashioned bike,
timothy's riding an old fashioned bike!
who?
oh.
and so it is
I am awake of sorts
watching he and she
watching them ride on by
I am here and yet still there
I can still feel in my shoulders the vibrations
the crisp solid clench upon my muscles
of squishing and crunching myself amid the bricks of this epic café
sometimes I like to hide in places most odd.
© 10 April 2005,4: 15pm, Epic Cafe, Tucson, AZ
published in Downtown Tucsonan May of 2005 issue
so many things
So Many Things
Spring is in the air
birdsong abounding
and reaches me
here on the patio of my brothers house
little stretch of tucson desert
casts adrift its aromas
and yet winter lingers in my heart
because i am not sharing
this beautiful day with you
i wonder how long it will take
for the heart ache to dull
the emptiness of my hand
tugs at my conscience
i tried to feel your hand in mine
last night while watching sappy romantic comedies
there are so many things to miss about a person.
© March 07, Tucson, AZ
Spring is in the air
birdsong abounding
and reaches me
here on the patio of my brothers house
little stretch of tucson desert
casts adrift its aromas
and yet winter lingers in my heart
because i am not sharing
this beautiful day with you
i wonder how long it will take
for the heart ache to dull
the emptiness of my hand
tugs at my conscience
i tried to feel your hand in mine
last night while watching sappy romantic comedies
there are so many things to miss about a person.
© March 07, Tucson, AZ
doesnt anybody realize
doesn't anybody realize
i just want them to come back for me
my celestial parents
i just want to crawl back in that womb
cling to that umbilical cord
while mama's heart
beats
resonating and filling up my water world
sending me back out to the cosmos
so i look for that shelter here on earth but i've found nowhere
so far
that feels quite so safe
I haven't done so well falling in love with myself
© 29 April 2007
i just want them to come back for me
my celestial parents
i just want to crawl back in that womb
cling to that umbilical cord
while mama's heart
beats
resonating and filling up my water world
sending me back out to the cosmos
so i look for that shelter here on earth but i've found nowhere
so far
that feels quite so safe
I haven't done so well falling in love with myself
© 29 April 2007
shadow person
I am not a bad mother
just a different kind
just different
i don't have to be a shadow person
i am trying to remember
can't quite remember who i really am
i'm just falling right now and again falling asleep
the pain is razor sharp the panic rising feels like drowning
i don't want to be a shadow person anymore
dependent on others to keep me upright.
© May 2007, Oaklandon, IN
just a different kind
just different
i don't have to be a shadow person
i am trying to remember
can't quite remember who i really am
i'm just falling right now and again falling asleep
the pain is razor sharp the panic rising feels like drowning
i don't want to be a shadow person anymore
dependent on others to keep me upright.
© May 2007, Oaklandon, IN
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