Wednesday, May 27, 2009
Tuesday, May 5, 2009
skegs and rudders
unfolding—so it goes

you're always ready for a photograph looking out for what isn't there. a cut in the line, jarred and misplaced. stacks of uselessness. hanging around for dozens of reasons when actually it's one. headers and footers make us up with constraints.

fortunes of the day accidentally discriminating
what important facts do we remember the day by
the forgotten forget their days
waiting for instructions that never arrive
makeshift gifts give good vibrations

we're always moving towards the fall

the weight of the water. breaking. california. funeral. listeners. news of new year resolutions and you don't keep it real you make it. days of (im)balance
reading books of matches
and I miss the way you swung the hatchet
cutting things down
twigs snapped under our bikes' wheels

shift of usual riff
contemplation in bus and train stations
missing matching socks
longing for friends, forever gone
imperfect, unique, feelings
looking around, suspicious
Monday, March 9, 2009
all-in with the acronyms
LIMIT IDEALS, IRIS. HATS ECHO TIDE. OLD PAIR, TRIP. CUE COSMOS, BASIC BALLOTS ASCEND ZENITH. WHO VITAL TRIAL TREND TRAP. SUGAR TREE STRIP STEP STATE. AID, ADAPT, AIM. BEST BET, BEACON. CALM CHILD, CAB. CODED COINS. COMPARE COMPASS. COSTIC CRESTS—DART/DASH. FAST, FIRST FIST. GHOST GUIDE HAS FORMAT. LEAN LACES LIFT LESS IMPACT: HERO. LOCATE LUCID LYRIC. MASS MEDIA: MESS. NOMAD ON NAMES MISS PACE. PATTERN OCEAN PILOT.
Monday, January 5, 2009
hunger
because animals
can no longer
take care of themselves
I feed my heart
to the dog
but it's not hungry
so I shove the heart
into its mouth
you're hungry I tell it
Sunday, January 4, 2009
olive trees at Saint-Rémy
I've never been here
but I know it well
these colors have no
representation but to one
olive trees fill my range;
a sky carved—twists—
full of flat colors—
branches wrestle themselves
Monday, June 23, 2008
cliché
he's a cliché—an invisible man
kissing, you realize something's missing
you let her edit, and you really should
give credit where credit is due





