he just kept shouting
why must you godammit
always cry when you
don't find it first
all teams must disband
the only reason you
hang around him is
his lateral thinking skill
you call this shit
a fucking scavenger hunt
she shouted pushing him
into the birthday cake
the guests didn't expect
that the last clue
would turn out to
be a suicide note
Wednesday, April 22, 2009
Tuesday, April 21, 2009
The Release of the State [April 20th | 102/365]
The ball of the Sun dips into the sea
And disappears like a man mistaken for the Messiah
We all know what he is going to say
But we await it eagerly just the same
And fall apart with joy when the words are shouted
And disappears like a man mistaken for the Messiah
We all know what he is going to say
But we await it eagerly just the same
And fall apart with joy when the words are shouted
Monday, April 20, 2009
Spring Tanka [April 19th | 101/365]
The Buick broke down
on the way to the airport.
The daffodils droop
by the side of the highway
moved only by the brisk air.
on the way to the airport.
The daffodils droop
by the side of the highway
moved only by the brisk air.
Sunday, April 19, 2009
The Quiet Song of Madison Gallas [April 18th | 100/365]
I see acts that aren't there and I can't tell what or who casts the shadows around me and I'm sure that I saw movement in the abandoned building across the road.
I sit on the balcony and listen to the hum of the currents and think about turning on the light in the room behind me so that I can be backlit.
I am lonely it's that simple and I savor my involuntary solitude while I feel gravity pull me into the chair while I cease to think.
The arrangement of clouds leaves visible only fragments of the constellations and the freedom is terrifying for how can I move when my movement could bring me anywhere.
I have stopped asking what will become of me since I started getting answers I didn't like from people I couldn't see whose voices soared like electric wires.
I sit on the balcony and listen to the hum of the currents and think about turning on the light in the room behind me so that I can be backlit.
I am lonely it's that simple and I savor my involuntary solitude while I feel gravity pull me into the chair while I cease to think.
The arrangement of clouds leaves visible only fragments of the constellations and the freedom is terrifying for how can I move when my movement could bring me anywhere.
I have stopped asking what will become of me since I started getting answers I didn't like from people I couldn't see whose voices soared like electric wires.
Saturday, April 18, 2009
Spring Haiku [April 17th | 99/365]
The first mosquito
of spring hovered, ready to
feed on the sleeper.
of spring hovered, ready to
feed on the sleeper.
Thursday, April 16, 2009
The Beasts of the Earth [April 16th | 98/365]
Our arms were ripped off by contradictory paradoxes
Which annihilated each other on contact
Leaving the reflecting constellations to form themselves in the blood
Pooling around us
Nothing is the mother of thought
Nurturing the ungainly and the impossible
Mindcreatures tottering on unreason away from light and matter
Falling apart and alive
The clemency of the brain towards the dying young
Makes our morals pornographic
Subject to the whims of revelation
And not the forever desire of old communities
There wild animals of elsewhere live unimagined
Bothered with intelligence and a familiar sky
The everchanging viewpoints of logic
Cut through imagination and unravel the lack
Which annihilated each other on contact
Leaving the reflecting constellations to form themselves in the blood
Pooling around us
Nothing is the mother of thought
Nurturing the ungainly and the impossible
Mindcreatures tottering on unreason away from light and matter
Falling apart and alive
The clemency of the brain towards the dying young
Makes our morals pornographic
Subject to the whims of revelation
And not the forever desire of old communities
There wild animals of elsewhere live unimagined
Bothered with intelligence and a familiar sky
The everchanging viewpoints of logic
Cut through imagination and unravel the lack
the speed with which [April 15th | 97/365]
stumbling as I run down the hill hoping my legs don't buckle and I keep upright
the thoughtless organism swims in her bodily fluids wandering fast and aimlessly digesting what it can
the velocity with which we exit the tunnel suggests a temporary reality to my overstimulated mind
rocketing towards old age we treat our lives like journeys with destinations instead of an existence
the thoughtless organism swims in her bodily fluids wandering fast and aimlessly digesting what it can
the velocity with which we exit the tunnel suggests a temporary reality to my overstimulated mind
rocketing towards old age we treat our lives like journeys with destinations instead of an existence
Monday, April 13, 2009
Four Pillars of Language [April 13th | 96/365]
air give him air
so that the machine
makes a note of
his words and inflection
fire still leaves imprints
at the low resolution
edges of his vision
but not much else
human thought is extinguished
by the swift rearrangements
of the possible channels
it can flow through
earth is cartoon contrasted
by the relative emptiness
surrounding it like black
around a word balloon
so that the machine
makes a note of
his words and inflection
fire still leaves imprints
at the low resolution
edges of his vision
but not much else
human thought is extinguished
by the swift rearrangements
of the possible channels
it can flow through
earth is cartoon contrasted
by the relative emptiness
surrounding it like black
around a word balloon
Faded Surfaces Suggest Time [April 13th | 95/365]
faded flags and spines
of books sitting in
an office abandoned at
least a decade ago
the only person repeated
in photographs must be
the former occupant his
smiles look like hisses
he is missing from
the photograph of children
with teeth the hue
of their white shirts
a dictionary collapses during
my wait the pages
heaping in the space
behind the other books
of books sitting in
an office abandoned at
least a decade ago
the only person repeated
in photographs must be
the former occupant his
smiles look like hisses
he is missing from
the photograph of children
with teeth the hue
of their white shirts
a dictionary collapses during
my wait the pages
heaping in the space
behind the other books
Sunday, April 12, 2009
Language is full of words to describe the horror but instead we got poetry. [April 12th | 94/365]
We think in terms of literal flowers when we should think of visceral guts.
Really no one cares about all this last century whatever whatever yeah.
Friends gather with a bottle of wine and disbelieve in the existence of time.
There's a shift coming some think and it will either do fuck all or destroy everything.
Tomorrow seems unlikely as a when to end the world but I guess every time does.
Minds are fixed actually you said but I find it hard to think that way.
Factual information can just as well be untrue it just has to be fact-like.
The speakable is nice and functions as description enough to go by.
We have to struggle to ascribe words to paper instead of fallible human beings.
Stories move close to a register intended for daily usage but we have to give.
Hands are part of this conversation and bodies from all and every degree and angle.
The experience was almost entirely physical and without words to smear it.
Let us make the soldiers march against each other into our freshest defenses.
Mud falls away from mud in clumps and buries the packed earth under feet.
Democracy is represented in these stories and must give account of itself.
Shelter in the face of chaos and a joy destroyed by setting men free.
Laughing children mimic stories that shine into them from their sun.
Give it to them give in to them give of their everything it is time to.
Really no one cares about all this last century whatever whatever yeah.
Friends gather with a bottle of wine and disbelieve in the existence of time.
There's a shift coming some think and it will either do fuck all or destroy everything.
Tomorrow seems unlikely as a when to end the world but I guess every time does.
Minds are fixed actually you said but I find it hard to think that way.
Factual information can just as well be untrue it just has to be fact-like.
The speakable is nice and functions as description enough to go by.
We have to struggle to ascribe words to paper instead of fallible human beings.
Stories move close to a register intended for daily usage but we have to give.
Hands are part of this conversation and bodies from all and every degree and angle.
The experience was almost entirely physical and without words to smear it.
Let us make the soldiers march against each other into our freshest defenses.
Mud falls away from mud in clumps and buries the packed earth under feet.
Democracy is represented in these stories and must give account of itself.
Shelter in the face of chaos and a joy destroyed by setting men free.
Laughing children mimic stories that shine into them from their sun.
Give it to them give in to them give of their everything it is time to.
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