Wednesday, December 8, 2021

Flick The Last Picture

 

found in a sewer, a ghetto, or Beverly Hills. I admire her wit, her guts, her words meaning four dimensions.

I get closer, lost in mazes, a grand shrubbery, the tip of the top.

hit with life, a problem, I adjusted, many left weary, angry, panda carpet.

Monet pains, lethal affectation, her grip, her depth, I feel like a hermit, pleading, begging—if to sit atop a roof, a gage in hand, taking a picture—

so much aloof powders, so caged for redemption, it requires so much to be holy.

in-for-out, skating like kings, traveling to New Orleans; a fret, a fool, a man robbed Jesus!

I’ve never had one, not in dreams, they ride my ass, for the thought becoming life.

heading to the dentist, met something exotic, we never would—sitting in temptation, laughing like old friends, making miracle, to head home.

so near to bridges, so frank in demons, so dark in countenance;

magic mic, mystic majors, so tight in a game—like dice, hit four sevens, two nines, one ten to four.

looking with projection, I made make-believe, she’s a happy wife, a grand cook, I haven’t seen a damn thing.

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