When i said Hallelujah
i was happy,
did not mean harm,
he is beautiful
a blue eyed
universe
Monday, July 12, 2010
Saturday, July 3, 2010
That's life.
I've been writing poetry
every day
"I'm tired
tired"
tired"
"I knew a mormon once,
she was a good girl,
a nice girl"
Now I read the news.
I can't stop thinking
that when I come back
I'll be a blade of grass.
every day
"I'm tired
tired"
tired"
"I knew a mormon once,
she was a good girl,
a nice girl"
Now I read the news.
I can't stop thinking
that when I come back
I'll be a blade of grass.
Saturday, June 19, 2010
Saturday, June 5, 2010
Breaking up, it's hard to do.
You know
You’re special
When she says
She will leave her life
After it’s too late
And you know
She won’t
You’re special
When she says
She will leave her life
After it’s too late
And you know
She won’t
Thursday, June 3, 2010
Mornings alone poems.
June
June already
Almost two months
I’m better
Better better
Better
I’ve hung
Drawings on my door
Goodbye my Love!
Hello,
My Love
When will you leave?
It’s June June June
My favorite month
And you are still here
Who are we fooling
The weather is hot
I am missing your good nights
Torturing hot
Blame the tears on
The heat heat heat
The heat
Before June
Hallelujah
Hallelujah!
The bruise on my calf is now yellow.
Ryan’s harmonica found it’s way to West Virginia.
I am home alone in an empty town.
My nephew has plastic inside his skull.
He can’t walk yet, can’t talk yet.
My dying dog is playful and young.
The radio repeats itself, “Ping pong”.
Dad left me something green to smoke.
Our vacation pictures are getting developed.
I’ll mail them to you soon.
Untitled
If you ever read my
Understood my
Listened to my
Poetry
You’d still be trying
Calling
Messaging
You’d know
I miss you
I want you
I won’t give in
But all those years I wrote you poetry
Woke you up and sang to you
Made you books and cried
You never got it then
Never tried
Mountain
Mom says,
“Was she really so bad?
Maybe I didn’t see it.
Could you try again?”
Mother,
If I climb up the mountain
With anyone else
I will fall six hundred feet.
But if I sneak away
And climb it alone
I will be happy
With the toilet and clothes.
June already
Almost two months
I’m better
Better better
Better
I’ve hung
Drawings on my door
Goodbye my Love!
Hello,
My Love
When will you leave?
It’s June June June
My favorite month
And you are still here
Who are we fooling
The weather is hot
I am missing your good nights
Torturing hot
Blame the tears on
The heat heat heat
The heat
Before June
Hallelujah
Hallelujah!
The bruise on my calf is now yellow.
Ryan’s harmonica found it’s way to West Virginia.
I am home alone in an empty town.
My nephew has plastic inside his skull.
He can’t walk yet, can’t talk yet.
My dying dog is playful and young.
The radio repeats itself, “Ping pong”.
Dad left me something green to smoke.
Our vacation pictures are getting developed.
I’ll mail them to you soon.
Untitled
If you ever read my
Understood my
Listened to my
Poetry
You’d still be trying
Calling
Messaging
You’d know
I miss you
I want you
I won’t give in
But all those years I wrote you poetry
Woke you up and sang to you
Made you books and cried
You never got it then
Never tried
Mountain
Mom says,
“Was she really so bad?
Maybe I didn’t see it.
Could you try again?”
Mother,
If I climb up the mountain
With anyone else
I will fall six hundred feet.
But if I sneak away
And climb it alone
I will be happy
With the toilet and clothes.
Tuesday, June 1, 2010
Even Now
Every lover after
will beg for an explanation
for the raised scars below my navel
for my balancing acts above the overpass
How can I pronounce your name
without saying too much
without getting drunk
Even now,
everyone is tired
of me
slipping you into the conversation
swirling you into my watered rum
and spilling you on their carpet floors
will beg for an explanation
for the raised scars below my navel
for my balancing acts above the overpass
How can I pronounce your name
without saying too much
without getting drunk
Even now,
everyone is tired
of me
slipping you into the conversation
swirling you into my watered rum
and spilling you on their carpet floors
Friday, May 21, 2010
Thursday, May 20, 2010
Wednesday, May 12, 2010
I hope
I hope your plastic yogurt spoon
Breaks in your mouth
And cuts your tongue
And you confuse your blood
With swirls of strawberry
I hope it tastes good
Just like
When you cut my tongue
And confused my blood
With red wine
And acted drunk
And foolish
Breaks in your mouth
And cuts your tongue
And you confuse your blood
With swirls of strawberry
I hope it tastes good
Just like
When you cut my tongue
And confused my blood
With red wine
And acted drunk
And foolish
Monday, May 10, 2010
I, Cannibal
In mother’s yard,
beneath the snow,
We found a body
in my bedtime clothes.
We tugged on the cadaver’s feet
only to discover the dead body
blue cheeked
belonged to another me
Shocked, I brushed the snow off her face
watched the dead awake
She said she had been sleeping,
the dead me,
in the summer’s grass
many months had passed
asleep through the snow
We woke her
Proceeded to go
Chased by the feeling of disgust
an afternoon lunch
shredded meat
my dead body
I, Cannibal,
crave my own flesh
consumed with my own mess,
asleep in the summer snow.
beneath the snow,
We found a body
in my bedtime clothes.
We tugged on the cadaver’s feet
only to discover the dead body
blue cheeked
belonged to another me
Shocked, I brushed the snow off her face
watched the dead awake
She said she had been sleeping,
the dead me,
in the summer’s grass
many months had passed
asleep through the snow
We woke her
Proceeded to go
Chased by the feeling of disgust
an afternoon lunch
shredded meat
my dead body
I, Cannibal,
crave my own flesh
consumed with my own mess,
asleep in the summer snow.
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