"andrei" poems
Let us mine into the depths of Shakhty, and scorn the Western state of communist superintendence.
We are embroiled in a political and industrial conglomerate where cold wars lay the foundations of unstoppable monstrosities.
Converse with Andrei Romanovich Chikatilo, as you splatter milk across the surface of your psychological cereal, and raise questions around the episodic nature of criminal profiling.
I love the olfactory beauty of a railway station, whose stench is dissimilar to the pastures of raunchy and deadly opportunities which result in Rostov butchery.
Nevertheless, it is rooted in crop failure and the enforced collectivization of agriculture.
Mar 27, 2015
Mar 27, 2015 at 10:11 PM UTC
the sea is sighing like a woman
and I can hear its breath
of a hunted man
nearby yellow flowers
wild stones
salt drops stinging my arms
two seagulls dart out of my eyes
and fly side by side
speaking to each other over water
like human beings
in the absence of love
Carmen Firan
translated by Andrei Bantas
Nov 18, 2015
Nov 18, 2015 at 2:36 AM UTC
it's not plagiarism,
rather, a collectivist
coincidence -
i can't believe people
in the former days would
reduce themselves
to plagiarism -
they'd sooner die than
relieve themselves
of an original idea -
working with a mythology -
how could such
differentiated people
achieve copernican
globalist relativistic /
globalist impetus,
and yet, somehow succumb
to an ethnocentric -
genesis of unoriginality...
yes, unfathomable,
the concept of polyphony,
synchronicity inter-people...
plagiarism is a modern
phenomenon,
it doesn't exists in
collectivism of inter-ethnic
conundrums of
segregating categorization...
just like evolution is god's
take on the thrill of gambling...
an original idea...
allowing an in group focus...
it could never be a plagiarism -
the segregating process of
techno. advancement...
toward a...
less cultural appropriation...
and more?
cultural loaning...
"plagiarism"...
perhaps i should "read" into
solving crossword puzzles...
now plagiarism is easy...
any son of sam
is not an arsonist...
but as my continued fascination
continues with
andrei chikatilo...
and batman, the dark knight rises
scene on the plane:
why would you shoot a man,
before taking him into a prison cell?!
ah... christine chubbuck...
this fascination... will not, die...
such a solemn,
vernacular death...
worthy of a Vatican pawn-ship
of preceding the scourge of death.
Aug 7, 2018
Aug 7, 2018 at 9:39 PM UTC
poetry
a blue snake
stretches from one to the other
it breaks the shop window
it coils insiduously
around those driven
from the street into the house
it binds hands and learns to cry
the utterance at the service of power
don't throw the mantle of clouds
off my shoulders
remember
in the beginning was the word
in the last night
distorted
eventually
there remains poetry insinuated
like a blue snake
into the cup full of tears
Carmen Firan
translated by Andrei Bantas
Feb 24, 2016
Feb 24, 2016 at 6:20 AM UTC
forests remain, farther and farther away from us.
only streets, houses
accompany me
like a fingernail on an exhausted hand
wherever i might stop, everywhere,
pain is my compass
always, along this way
forever unwalked
given back to me
the scent of roses in the garden
the waters flooded long ago, belated
tenderness, time
besieged by
time
everything goes by so easily.
life. so easily
was i
forgotten
Andrei Zanca from My Cup of Light
Nov 20, 2016
Nov 20, 2016 at 3:24 PM UTC
ever drink coffee on an empty stomach?
no, i mean, two, three...
and ever get this ******* sensation
in your stomach,
this grandiose perv ******* at
you telling you: feed feed feed me!
might be a sadistic answer,
but at least not as sadistic keeping
a skeleton on a medical drip,
i.e. an anorexic girl
'coffee is the natural diueretic'
reads one quote: diuretic shmaturetic
laxative bogus...
if you haven't eating anything:
what the **** are you going to **** out?
your intestines or a ******* tapeworm?
3 coffees in and i get this humongous
appetite... but never mind that,
had me a thought,
while in movies: they always aim
for the head, as if that's the "easy"
solution,
. + . = ... 1 + 1 = 2...
quote (a): well perhaps he's wondering
someone would shoot a man,
before throwing him out of a plane...
quote (b): well,
perhaps he's wondering why
you would put a man in a prison cell,
before shooting him in the back
of the head - well, wondering why
you would put a man in a prison cell
and then shooting him, subsequently
closing the door...
you get the picture...
it's that cockroach "myth"
that a cockroach without a head
can survive for two weeks
(enter andrei romanovich chikatilo)...
and i watched this criminology channel
once... no one said a word about
what really happened...
oh hell, they'll document all of his
evil deeds... but what happened in
that cell, after he was shot in the head?
zilch! took me a while to imagine it,
i have to admit;
because sure as **** that bullet
in the head was not going to be spending
two weeks in a coma.
Mar 7, 2018
Mar 7, 2018 at 5:20 PM UTC
I roll a marble down Market Street
from the hillside
looking over the dusty city
while the sun sets.
It finds a central channel in the cobbled street
and rolls beyond my seeing
past the Kurdish boy on the curb
plucking a tick from his stiff
homespun trousers.
The boy chews a sliver of wild onion grass
he has picked from the feral garden
behind the abandoned mosque
my marble passes now. Across the street Kastorides
stamps the tin lids on liter cans of olive oil
bearing his name.
From the corner of his eye, he sees the flash of my marble
like a wet pea, wonders when they will pave over Market Street
in macadam. He shouts for Andrei,
out of earshot,
marking cards in the alley behind the coffee shop
downstairs from the flat of the student
who glances from the yellowed wall clock
to the Swatch watch on his wrist, then tenderly
lifts the flap of his haversack to peer inside.
He has smoked his last cigarette,
is poking through the butts in the ashtray for a long one
when the phone rings — only once.
The student pulls a sweatshirt
over his bare torso, grabs the haversack
and dashes out. In the street he sees my marble,
almost slips on it in fact, and stops to watch it
running down its course toward the fountain in the square.
The driver of the truck, distracted by fears of his wife
and blinded in one eye
by a speck of dust which was once a dog’s skin,
takes the corner too hard,
the left front tire giving imperceptibly
over the rolling marble.
Sep 15, 2016
Sep 15, 2016 at 8:05 AM UTC
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Oct 16, 2018
Oct 16, 2018 at 11:19 PM UTC
Andrei,
I was a child
when I read
a piece of paper
& you died.
You were a telegram
falling from the air,
a moth, a stray dog,
a liner note passing
through my hands.
I pressed play
& Chopin unwound
like a serpent,
the mood shifting
like the rainbow
that feeds on oil's skin.
I went out
& found more.
Rachmaninov attacked,
a chess game
where the pieces moved
ten at a time.
& the Prokofiev,
followed me
around the house.
I was a child
when I saved you
with my ears.
Let me save you again.
Come, revenge
yourself a little while
in my old records.
Oct 8, 2019
Oct 8, 2019 at 4:13 PM UTC