Tuesday, December 9, 2008
Dombrowski
Before the hook
Does it hurt
Out of the dirt
Here comes fish
Make a wish
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Fresh fillets
On sticks
A shack full
Of smoke
Out in the
Cold snow
An allure of
Delicious food
Wafting from pots
The steaming fish stews
Monday, March 31, 2008
Whales
Whales
You know big whales act just like our Federal Reserve and their big investment bankers. They get together and blow a few bubbles scaring all the little fish into stampeding into a big ball, and then, after the ball is well organized, they come up from below and just swallow everybody taking all their shit away.
Friday, March 7, 2008
Clown
Seeing things for what they are
Against the azure skies
Of indifference
Bench marks tipping points
When we first touched
The red hot irons
Branding hide
We knew
French kissing an ass hole she exclaimed
What a perverted turd you really are
Turning into this beloved prince
Right before my big surprise
Thursday, March 6, 2008
Tuesday, March 4, 2008
Philanthropy
Object of human attention was
Throwing money at their painted faces
Bloated bellowing elephants
Struggle to stay aloft
Suddenly our dying time arrives
Having grown too large we
Suddenly found ourself
Another big Target
Out-sourced jobs followed by
Ruination after suppliers
Began slipping in lead
Causing infertility
To rot our heads
Monday, March 3, 2008
Ducky
They open up some steel shutters along the sidewalk
And people can see long rows of dead ducks
Hung up head down by yellow feet
There against the dank
Concrete walls
Now couldn't this be the secret to all that great Peking duck stuff
Half rotten and infused by essence of cockroach dung
All presumably sterilized by the fires cooking
It golden brown and delicious I think
Saturday, March 1, 2008
Skinner
My God I hadn’t seen you in near forty years
Of course I didn’t immediately recognize you
But later after relaxing I recognized the gait
Palms turned backwards and slightly bent
Forward in the plodding Big Foot manner
More solid and wondering if you used steroids
Your back was thickly muscled and surprising
You weighed more than I but without a belly
I could feel physical powers and no wonder
You had made and lost the fortune of love
Bill Skinner was a robust youth who got pussy way
Before the rest of us went to
Enlightenment and that really cool mental jazz
Just plodding along Bill listened to absolutely
Nobody but the one he kept right up inside
Rowland
When I was young I knew this guy
Who wanted me to die
Unpleasantly
At the big party he pulled my pants
Down to my knees where my
Little turtle head winked
Later I maneuvered him in front of a
Hornet’s nest and threw a stick
Igniting their ire at Jeffery
We stalked each other under the bridge
On catwalks and I beams we
Taunted each other
Dueling eighty feet above the
Our goal was to see one another fall
We survived strangely enough
Now we visit each other sharing stories
Of life lived and agonized over at Jenkin’s
B Day’s then games of Risk at G Seamen's
Thursday, February 28, 2008
Apocalypse Now
Blades twisting up gossamers into this game
Spun loose after the third year it became
A cyclone lifting up into worlds of
Imagination the sky one always
At least saw the yellow brick
Road even if falling asleep
In a field full of poppies
One still got to see
The Emerald City
It’s got the taste said the first man about the big boost
Injected by a second man into his veins he began
To sob and cry when at last he remembered
Why he had to do it over and over again
Compelled to make something right
Better living through chemistry thought the alien to itself
While lowering its artfully maneuvering robotic arm
In the right eye and nasal cavity of a man who
They had reason to believe would do great
Things in a future they’d foretold but
Were unable to fully know
Which way things would
Actually go, in the end
Monday, February 25, 2008
Santa Say's
Doing random acts of kindness compounds interest
As giving your self up for another multiplies love
Along the road visit the old, sick, and infirm neighbors whose
Rejoicing hearts reverberate off the vault in heaven to fall
A wonderful blessing upon them who shared in their love
One simple truth was God stamped and impressed into eternity
Catch fire become inspired learn to live right from the start
Thanks again, old friend, for all your help and memories
Son
And god the father
Of Jesus the brother
And all of this
Is You
Born so the second time isn't flesh
Where the light came through itself
Making the word make us makers of
The gift of eyes
To a blind god
So
Hearts can live in His love
And hands hold those hearts
And lips confess these blessings
And the beginning of all this, yes, it's you
Gravity
You are the world
Changed by our movement
Consider a large river flowing out to sea
All its rain came down on the ground
Circles going anywhere not home
But in a final look back it all reached the clouds
Gathering in darkness like gravity before it rains
Saturday, February 23, 2008
Red Knife
Did he ever
Cut your wife
Once twice three
Times a night
She gasps
Why in the world
Are we here
In time she asks her big man
Opening another bottle
With his one tooth
Unable to see any truth
He ambles along
Stumbling
Pushing a stone uphill all day
Then at night he tries his luck
Something to prove he is real
To somebody other than
The animal looking
Back at him in
The mirror
Friday, February 22, 2008
Dorothy
Burt Lar walked down the long and dusty highway
Lined with villagers deserted by his courage
As Tin-man stopped by for another lube
Through the tube in top of his head
Scarecrow cries out in the field
No yellow-brick-roads lead
Down town in my mind
To
Any
Might switch out our worn out
Old hearts in on a superior brain
Dorothy arrived late at my backdoor
Having fallen through the eye of a storm
Clutching her little one dressed up as Toto
She held firmly right up and under her breasts
Sniffing out those bricks of gold
Through the poppies they did go
Off to see the wizard who had no use for Tin-man
Or his unfortunate friends but the old wizard's wild
Desire for Dorothy caused her pet Toto to bite him
On his small leg hidden behind blue velvet curtains
Elementary
Light is discovered in children
Is their allegiance to cash concepts
So polluting their minds with Calvin Klein’s
They put down everything else to turn deaf ears
And unfeeling eyes over the beautiful Earth
Arriving at the portal of death unfinished
Business such a personal tragedy, to
Spend one’s last few days, away
From the children one might
Have saved from troubles
They caused their lives
For the Impious
Where our bold waters stopped moving about
Memories suddenly related interactively
In communal
We're all so blessed to arrive
Where all unspoken sentences get noticed
As floating eyes repaired broken links
Connecting causes to effects then
Eerily like an Egyptian proverb
Here I am before a big blackbird weighing
Each thought connected to every deed
On a balance beam against feathers
Standing beside the exalted one
Revealing new shapes for old and windy hands
Where cold air’s visible as thick gauze
Lipstick painted on every rock
Where I'd just fallen
Sunday, February 17, 2008
Friend's
Just what we gave out
When we get home
Then we’d better give everything
To what we know is the best
While we're still able to do anything at all
A Million Fire Flies
Attracted million’s of fire
Flies with his flashlight
Waved over a hole in
The wall where they
Could come in big
Droves to see him
Arranged in long neat rows
Their phosphorescence
Illuminated his cell
Locked away and forgotten
About for most of the day
By paranoid parents who
Were so afraid he’d sin
When the authorities finally came
They easily found the closet
As it was seen glowing
Between the wooden slats of his tomb
Finding both eyes still open where
He’d been reading newspaper
Used to cover up the walls
Bathed in soft light from a million fireflies
He was quite a sight and not a single
Man finding him could ever forget
That look on his beautiful face
Pontius Pilot
Sits a loin of muskrat smothered
Under a thick glaze of
Muscadine jelly
Where purple tint of flowers paints my hand
Slowly descending with silver spoon
Snatching up another morsel
To my craggy old face
Where two thin
Lips await
The tongue shoving languidly around in my mouth
Striving to press every bite of it over
Surfaces where it might taste
Just a little bit Better
For I knew this was going to be the very last repast
Before going out to face the citizens
Turning a big thumbs down
On Jesus Christ who
I knew to be
Innocent
Pissed Off Charlie
E=Mc2 was a monolith to the chimpanzees
As mushrooms grew in
Poets began arriving with their
Miniature hydrogen bombs
At the place where
Pissed-off Charlie sits on the curb of despair
Having deserted the sea of tuna for
A can of sardines he's eating
On a cracker sprinkled
With salt of tears
Charlie was both dear and near to being
Or not being in a game of hide and seek
Who's on first what’s on second
Strung out all along
Just a little bit north of here
Charlie's at the edge of abyss
In little tykes in little types
In little sons of bitches
Poised around the brim of a steaming teacup
Lips flash through thick clouds to kiss us
Smack on the mouth with addictions
So strong we shook up tomorrow
Saturday, February 16, 2008
Existence
Then what are we but pieces of meat floating
In another thick stew of its steadfast unfolding
Life like humanity does not have to reinvent the wheel
Everything necessary for our survival and well being
Was hardwired in our genes ready to be reinstalled
Existence is all related to time along with waves of gravity
Washing over the forsaken shores of every odd Sunday
Creatures like me stood on street corners preaching
Few people listened because messages are dangerous
Like rebel’s with printing presses floating down rivers
Where we landed nobody knew until our words exploded
