Tuesday, May 22, 2007
Poetry Collection III
go the way of gonzo
why the’ell not
blast out
your brains
on such
a melanch’ly
day?
granted the
Aspen sky
is crisp
Loathing
Fear, loathing
Fear.
I've gotten you
out of my body
It's only blood
and muscle now
you're
just a
tremor in the bones
a slip between
tongue and lip
just a thought
my skin can't locate
But you should
write back all the same
I'm in control girl -
I choose to wait,
I could have gotten
drunk hours ago.
no I don't notice -
the days as they pass,
But I knew
you'd ask
my sock is lost
somewhere in your bed
the coffee tastes stronger cold
you put on your jeans
casual quick
so that’s how the rub can go
My sock is Gone -
Somewhere in your
sheets -
The coffee tastes stronger cold
You put on your jeans
casual-quick
we'll lose more
where that -
came from!
Oh I speak to you again,
I couldn’t turn it down,
we’ll sit across tables,
candle-dy don’t,
playing on down the smiles,
Oh I could ask you home
after many a drink,
tumbling up whiskey even,
not a kiss,
try it and
we’ll see
what I say.
for Daniel Yuvachev
Of course I’m not sure if I believe
in such a tale but here it goes
there once was a writer who lived by a bridge
She lived by a bridge in England-town
Wrote about cats, wrote about God
A steady six weekends a year
Then one fine England-town day
something strange happened
and only this we know
she did not write she did not write
not about cats, not about God
Five years did pass and again she sat
to write a poem for dear dear Beth
justly returned from holiday she
had been a tourist Anyhow
the writer sat the writer thought
the writer baked strawberry muffins
and the most extraordinary of extraordinary then occurred
Nothing
She had nothing to write nothing to write
Not a single thought upon her head
Not a single thought worthy of God
Worthy of dear Beth
So warn you writers, sufferers all don’t
go like the woman in our tale
write write burn with your God
Write write love your kittens
love your youth
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