"If you like my poems let them walk in the evening, a little behind you. Then people will say 'Along this road, i saw a princess pass on her way to meet her lover (it was toward nightfall) with tall and ignorant servants.'" (ee, duh)
if i had the love of a color the sentiments would have been blue my love of the moonshine at midnight could dull the most marvelous hue if i had the love of a mem'ry the fading away would be new my love of the sweet sentimental the drum of my heart echoes two
inventive this life of yellow ribbons and majestic symmetry where touchandtasteandsmell are disregarded in the world of tangibility western logic and chemical perfection who knew (they were animals) and had to share the very breath with juniper
I am a sweater in a makeshift washbasin my fibers ground into each other squeezed and crumpled stretched and wrung i lay limp on the clothesline of your uncertainty swaying in the inconstant breeze of affection ignoring the sweet scent drying up with each word shrinking with every caress
This morning I ate peanut butter toast crunch in an orange bowl it was so simple to the greeks still wearing last night's shirt pandora and her damn box they stayed crunchy, even in milk Nietsche once said hope was the greatest of all evils the floor needs vacumming because it prolongs the suffering of man maybe I'll do it tomorrow