The hurricane winds are a bore When they’ve been pushing you around For two-thirds of a century There’s nothing surprising about what torsion can do: I know, I know, It’s real but it’s all in your head, both at once, Your collarbone is at 227 degrees toward Polaris And meanwhile your left hip is rotating in a Hyperskewed dimension only plottable with Imaginary numbers, which is a problem For peristaltic functions dependent on Newtonian mechanics – sigh, shiver, burp, Keep your awareness don’t fall over BORING. You’ve been on orange alert since Ike.
Let’s run down the repertoire of available distractions. Jokiness? Sometimes worked in small Person-to-person settings (you see the current problem) But amazingly hard to pull off in text; Mentally mugging the innocent online? Leaves a bad taste. Obliterating lust? Seems to have annihilated itself Except in pain-in-the-*** dreams, the actually-asleep kind. Guitar, or similar toys? Only fun as long as you keep finding Novelty – which turns into, you know, work.
Drowning your mind in other people’s stuff? This is the scary part. Sometimes, still, for a little while; but never for long; Not the freshest, not the most age-old time-tested brilliance; Metaphors fall apart – the plot devices cannot hold - You blink twice and the wind’s whipped the page out of your grip And twisted your neck down up inside your ******* again.
So blowblowblowblowblow, babybrainballoons, And Crack Your Cheeks, Coz the only shred of hope is that if we all keep Caterwauling our pissant poetic brains out at maximum vocal volume Preamped and reverbed by global satellite systems to some Unpredictable transhuman force it might eventually OutShout the drone of Earth’s idiotic entropy Kuz krist I’m bored of standing up in the wind
Ike was Dwight D. Eisenhower. My earliest memory related to print is asking Mom about a Daily News headline saying something about "IKE"