Wednesday, September 13, 2017
Dear Babylon,
Once upon a Summertime by Gil Evans is as irresponsible as a fairy or free niggas. As us hugging boats and smiling. The way his tone leaves you stupid as blue lake no. 1, an additive, sped up and pitched down, ducking bullets and big lights, another Adderall addict, healed of attention as a broken child, heralded in the wild odor of shy lavender and burning servitude in the service of not anarchy but some hip nudge between brothers about to leave up out the rhyme. Don’t ever let anyone break you, eyeshine, roulette, you, and I. But did you want to recover (anyone)? Did anyone want to, or the new earth too, recover? Did you want that self back, the patented only-the- impossible-happens one drowning in Sundays. I had started to see paradise in mass extinction a jagged winking mirage of new area codes, new hoes, hoses cobraing in black and white photos above the protest as you chew the dangling leg of an octopus, gather its eight hearts in afterglow in Agharta, in the middle of us tweaking on the cusp of the moss agate on my kitchen faucet like a lost gate parting soft dirty green be mine, earth sleazy minor key, be gone. I had started to like us again. Slanged as candy good as gold, us. Letting life imply its opposite, I had picked a side. Bye bye, daddy, and Babylon, to be alive there is no wrong way to be the song so longed for to slaughter all the others
Tuesday, September 12, 2017
Sunday, September 3, 2017
Saturday, September 2, 2017
Innit
M a a f a trusts a song a whole wrong note don’t just disappear Ma hops on a bus with Lonnie Holley and bends metal into what arose A sort of tenderness that is almost grotesque were it on display so he hunches over gives me a way to rinse off in the morning and leave before he wakes up, already be making time on his fuzzy ass Already asking about Berlin. Whatever was inside me then, whatever akashic shyness released to bleed in silence it disappeared on that boat on labor day Melvin paid me in kelp and then crept into recess with the other patterns ruby jade plaid and laura dern in blue velvet was she in that ? She in it now
Monday, August 28, 2017
marching
charged with a sheen of obscene armor then leaning on then huddled in a gazebo along the boston commons I Ma a fa I strewn across the spine of a stallion locked in all time with the pale man and then when I ejected him running through his dreams as the tender nymph in visions unhallucinated hallelujah at the pew stump which stunk of cotton leather tears and ham hocked collards it was a crime to call them dead birds, accuracy a form of murder that I still want you and I want you to want me too dirty hallelujah you cuddling with the flood in solar plexus orange rubber knees up shoulders back chin stacked on saturn’s rings and pressing for daisies
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