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pennbolsillo
seeing, not having. www.dictionarybreath.com
i would call it magical but nothing tricked my eye it was all expected but came unexpectedly drinking black coffee under conversations about craters vast lands and museums explaining the Internet wifi and logins to an aerospace engineer (we were stuck in a snowglobe) we’ve got to think a million years in advance. ~ok. and we never know when Yellow Stone will blow. ~ok. he’s explaining the needs the elements the equations all tied through Einstein’s theory of relativity and i ask algebra plus chemistry equals physics? yes. ok. now. you see -he states the fission leaves a proton out which creates x y z energy to get to the maximum capacity (80-85%) of light speed. (we’ll never achieve 100% because e=mc squared tells us we can’t) ~ok. now the reason why kids these days must listen. according to these elementary calculations we need frozen fertilized eggs. ~ok. now listen. the closest star system that we can escape to (Centauri) is 4.37 light years from here. and now, at 25 years to complete a light year, we’re looking at 109.25 years to get there (ponder). that’s more than a century. ~you see. we have to act now. and this is why i’m telling you. then i read, the sands of present time are running from under our feet. Brion Gysin told me, it’s the Great Conundrum (colon): “What are we here for (question mark)? is all that ever held us here in the first place (statement). F • E • A • R the answer to the riddle of the Ages has actually been out on the street since the first step in space. mike and i staring at Pete thinking of Vic listening to Brion simultaneously (em dash)—— who runs may read but few people run fast enough. again, “What are we here for?” does the great metaphysical nut revolve around that? then he explains… “i’ll crack it for you, right now.” ok. what are we here for? we are here to go (pause). and so I went. —————– running as fast as i could to books, web pages, the library, my kids, Vince, my clients, my wife ¡we must do something! that no one will ever see nor know about! and not one listened.
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May 18, 2017
May 18, 2017 at 6:32 PM UTC
here to go
i would call it magical but nothing tricked my eye it was all expected but came unexpectedly drinking black coffee under conversations about craters vast lands and museums explaining the Internet wifi and logins to an aerospace engineer (we were stuck in a snowglobe) we’ve got to think a million years in advance. ~ok. and we never know when Yellow Stone will blow. ~ok. he’s explaining the needs the elements the equations all tied through Einstein’s theory of relativity and i ask algebra plus chemistry equals physics? yes. ok. now. you see -he states the fission leaves a proton out which creates x y z energy to get to the maximum capacity (80-85%) of light speed. (we’ll never achieve 100% because e=mc squared tells us we can’t) ~ok. now the reason why kids these days must listen. according to these elementary calculations we need frozen fertilized eggs. ~ok. now listen. the closest star system that we can escape to (Centauri) is 4.37 light years from here. and now, at 25 years to complete a light year, we’re looking at 109.25 years to get there (ponder). that’s more than a century. ~you see. we have to act now. and this is why i’m telling you. then i read, the sands of present time are running from under our feet. Brion Gysin told me, it’s the Great Conundrum (colon): “What are we here for (question mark)? is all that ever held us here in the first place (statement). F • E • A • R the answer to the riddle of the Ages has actually been out on the street since the first step in space. mike and i staring at Pete thinking of Vic listening to Brion simultaneously (em dash)—— who runs may read but few people run fast enough. again, “What are we here for?” does the great metaphysical nut revolve around that? then he explains… “i’ll crack it for you, right now.” ok. what are we here for? we are here to go (pause). and so I went. —————– running as fast as i could to books, web pages, the library, my kids, Vince, my clients, my wife ¡we must do something! that no one will ever see nor know about! and not one listened.
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growing up every thing was late parents waited until thirty-two to adopt the infant with the big blue eyes starring at them from then on it seems we were always late leaving our excuses in the offering plate or even earlier in the holy water it didn’t bother them they were used to it as they left excuses in their footprints on the way to school in the parking lot at soccer practice it was just normal thought nothing of it as they bought our christmas tree on christmas eve’s eve getting rid of it in exchange for when four-leaf clovers came good day easter savior april fools we were late again. but then again it’s only time. nowadays adulthood everything seems earlier happening before it should got pregnant before marriage had to install a dvd in the van due to us arriving earlier than planned always there to help set up help out clothes still damp from the dryer premature warnings (bzzz) putting our excuses in times/ doubts/ realities/ we're the future holding a late past whipped in the principal's office tardy slip-fearing b.y.o.b. but, the party was there and the bathrooms weren’t even cleaned we get our christmas tree while we still have left-over turkey for christ’s birthday new years resolutions already made before we unwrap gifts the only one out of our friends with kids and responsibilities no fooling we always get the worm we’re always early. but then again it’s only time.
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Apr 9, 2017
Apr 9, 2017 at 8:08 PM UTC
late. early. same thing.
there’s a pack of cigarettes in my trunk if you need one. marlboro ultra light menthols no joke they never see fun. well-versed in your stress too much to handle it all at your very very greatest. you’re only eight. and you needn’t be crying in bed next to me this late. daddy gets anxious too and i get by (daily) by knowing that there’s a pack of **** in the trunk. but knowing my necessities. i won’t have one. because they’re stale. just like my stress and anxiety they are almost always in poor taste.
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Mar 19, 2017
Mar 19, 2017 at 11:14 PM UTC
ultra light
i met jesus today. he didn’t care what it said on his sweatshirt the brand. the design. it was in english. we looked each other in the eyes after a sweaty game of soccer on the dirt field with a size 4 ball. and called each other mentirosa for adding points to our scores that weren’t really made. beaded black eyes. didn’t need anything i was used to. didn’t want anything that wasn’t there. ensenada breeze. mi maestro en español. i, his teacher of english. jesus and i bonded for at least 4 hours. as the ten-year-old gave a ‘don’t go’ look but with a confident expectation that i would beg to come back.
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Mar 17, 2017
Mar 17, 2017 at 4:35 PM UTC
el sauzal
yes, you’re the man, not you da man, bro like a salute high-five good-deed just accomplished something worth congratulations. you’re the man, as in make every one feel safe head of the house take out the trash, go to the water well, put the clothes in the dryer in the middle of the night, be sure the garage is closed, stove off, front door locked duties of being the man yes, i am the man.
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Mar 14, 2017
Mar 14, 2017 at 1:02 PM UTC
you're the man
the classic. defines his essence. has class but wears slip-on airwalks with a corduroy finish. he is the un-official fragrance of California. the blend. defines his unique musk. creates his own signature scent. the aroma of lust. he’s there. but not in the center. the freshest. defines his presence. casually sensual, yet professionally down-to-business. his look. that stare. hearts he hypnotizes. the drift. defines his confidence. distinctively driven. to be assertive, yet ever so cleverly subtle. she loves it. he knows the ingredients. the scent. citrus and verbena. ‘herbal’ with a dry-down of jasmine and thyme. bound to a hint of petuna’s hide. the content. 12% oil blend for a compelling long last. that won’t overpower the girl who’s time is spent basking in another place. the great lakes. the dirt. front row parking. richness of the earth. fresh sea. warm sun. acqua di gio. gendarme.
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Mar 12, 2017
Mar 12, 2017 at 8:41 AM UTC
man in a wheelchair
just call me easy b easy does it. i’m easy like dot dot dot (ditching church on a) sunday morning head to the ocean no sun, west coast BK Joe, morning roast exposed toes massaged by millions of miniature rocks. no hard place just soft, safe, in touch with creation as i listen to nothing but creation itself. don’t make this difficult.
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Mar 8, 2017
Mar 8, 2017 at 6:42 PM UTC
i'm easy
It’s a fight to wake up so early sunday morning. a hike was set up clearly no problem. motivation was built in or so it was perceived before gathering all four plus one getting lunch in the a.m. to eat in the p.m. five aluminum bottles filled with earth’s most purest element (water) on my back in a pack pulling perspiration from my pores. soaked. sore. rock hopping dirt treading it was fun it was work the stream we followed up. up to what could easily be called a piece of Heaven. the peace of a waterfall. source of the stream. then when we returned we heard the sunday morning man on the podcast behind a microphone inside four walls say, “i’ll take the elevator.”
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Mar 5, 2017
Mar 5, 2017 at 6:15 PM UTC
sunday morning
when i had long hair surfer they assumed. brah. with dread locks for five years i was rasta-farian. mon. volkswagen bus stickers = one love they never really knew who i was. a businessman making millions on their ignorance. cha-ching. in this capitalist- driven dwelling i am a human being. i’m a bruised banana. a used napkin. as raw and real as it gets. squished. and ripped. but that still shouldn’t matter because it’s never better to cast upon us any kind of judgements.
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Mar 3, 2017
Mar 3, 2017 at 3:28 PM UTC
stereotype
how differently would you treat me if you discovered i was the product of **** should i believe that i really made the abortion escape? i don't know the seed that planted me. neither the soil. but i was born. i am living. i am definitely real. was it a date? a one-night stand? the curiosity starts to thicken. a fling? an experiment? with a boy and a girl – at fifteen years-old? a king – and his mistress? was it Winnie Hollman – and Jack Nicholson? maybe satan on hallow's eve. it was october when i was conceived. eliminating a baby is crippling to the mother. it's hardening to the heart. it's parting from the start. never saying hello. never seeing your star glow. oh man... i don't know. i must have whispered inside the tunnels within. it's not the end. —end. i'm not finished. —finished. the echo made it's way. —it's mark. in the dark. the light. a spark. there's never a right time to say good bye. but when we know. we gotta go. and stray our own way. just to make sense of this. whether we know what it is. people do it all the time. people doing what's right. why do we fight the truth. a choice saved my life. i am living proof. i just want to stare at you. and compare you to what i see in the mirror. the fear would subside. many questions arise. only one answer resides. real is what you made me. my life is what you gave me. so to you i give all my gratitude. thank you.
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Feb 27, 2017
Feb 27, 2017 at 6:28 PM UTC
i am real