Surfer Grandson Smoker Manager Traveler Father Daughter Cook Teacher Mother Reader Lover Trainer Son Painter Volunteer Exhibitionist Santa Claus member of a fishermen club tomorrow or you name it if you still have air
we left ourselves outside alone with these explosive days blind witnesses have buried their faces into the desert of time the concentration of pain remains a universal constant the world is a helpless arena of master plan illusions what shall I become or what shall be consumed of me?
and these rupture faults body-dynamite against ego-dynamite culture crushing nature versus nature crushing culture the soul famine in the book of unknown faces
we were all just enlivened cells once
while we feast in our blood the discreet continuities remain hidden identity encapsulated in the wave length of supernovas egos
poetry is left with this apparent nonsense camomile turns into laughter and the pride of butterflies deserves better
this rhythm consumes us faster than the speed of dreams the speed of thought the speed of forgetting how our mothers were never healed