Monthly Archives: February 2012
some things i saw
it was an indian summer it was in ann arbor, michigan we served a bowl of rice for seventy cents if you wanted mushroom gravy it’d be eighty five thats all he said his neon yellow cap guided her neon … Continue reading
Filed under unclaimed
little things
cut sliced from wood found twisted dying laid in egg cartons wrapped with recycled duct tape it is known then now how to pull me in. buddhic fertility trickles into new ideas that leave sour and cold abandoned a malfunctioning … Continue reading
webbing (from september seven, eleven)
paper found: it is ever only what you see it be every foul movement of mouth is it the gyrating fly that i save pulling on the web with my prehensile compassion or the hungry spider who spun in the … Continue reading
Filed under (kai) - found, aha, element
how doth the little butterfly
how does dusk corral this breathing awe forgotten between each one for a new mind majesty remembering. angular rails strike from the defeated sun that hovers paddling for its final breaths. breathtaking majestic and there is something other than i … Continue reading
herbipolis
between a tubular sudsing, you suspend to nanomoments of identifiable cultivation. from this vivacious lead to that eloquent truesayer elements drew germinating a lost fiction of history to bring you till today in your hush humility of such cadre – … Continue reading
Filed under gypsy, kadmon, wonderland
ocean mountain forest sky
isolated she is in a neon green water mirror frameless torch in the bitter dawn the cubicle partitioning makes spiral homeodevelopments: pampered playing fields lakes, links and a towerless horizon bleeds over the hiccups piercing into a forgotten inverness. paper … Continue reading
Filed under element
peas and queues
neosporin junkies sweep the streets for coins of a better class – their unbilled hours, from a spot somewhere between the heart and the curl, decompose in muslin. the mantra has become a graffiti’ed giant on private property to prove … Continue reading
Filed under lost
