--
w/ back against the wall
sigh the red light of O
what frustrates blinks dumbly
like a lemur in a headlight
i love skin in a tv glow
head to the knees the hour
screams, sad brick of night
hold me to this bed, sleep
you stay away or i cut you
--
rimbaud for an hour, hemingway for two
somewhere in there touch on pound and if
one wants to wrestle with the death of
romance this is a recipe i'll reccomend
--
there is an end of road i dream
--
no instrument, no voice, no song.
two guys with eyes. four hands.
creatures die slow, what is music.
an empty room. silent are two chairs.
dare the walls to touch us now.
So good...
Tonight, I will mince this poem into my casserole with a pinch of garlic and bake at 375. We'll all be better for it. Scott. It's what's for dinner.
You fantastic insomniac.
like a lemur in a headlight
-hit the gas
you stay away or i cut you
-with these sharp and heavy
touch on pound
-ezra likes it rough
dare the walls to touch us now
-triple dog
Posted by: j† | Thursday, August 26, 2004 at 11:10 AM
nice. i also love skin in a tv glow. i have a wonderful memory of it in a particular city with a particular person. though i've never been able to capture that in a poem. maybe i'll try some time.
Posted by: | Sunday, August 29, 2004 at 12:52 PM
Ok.
Posted by: Susan | Tuesday, December 20, 2005 at 10:42 PM