"kilowatts" poems
I should have thought,
It would be easier,
Somehow haha,
It is neither here nor there,
A coincidental chain of things,
Setting in motion
Something akin to,
A dreamless day,
A wooden sort of way
Of going about,
Cumbersome,
Turtled,
Thiking about,
Nothing while,
Fixing blye eyes,
Analysing speech patterns
A superior sense of spatial awareness
Coupled with sartorial elegance,
That could be counted in kilowatts,
***** is the incumbent ruler of a blank,
Where are our chaperones?
This is not the kind of party I had envisaged,
A monster is as much as you allow it to be,
So take me to solitude.
Sep 6, 2018
Sep 6, 2018 at 10:54 AM UTC
I stood at a crossroads
And the horizon came towards me.
50 000 kilowatts of pure ecstasy
Raced through my tendons.
I had sunbeams for eyes
And **** for brains,
A crushing tempest of
Beauty and chaos,
Telling me that mortality was
Violent and explosive.
Dec 3, 2017
Dec 3, 2017 at 11:23 AM UTC
She puckers her lips like they sting
from kissing strangers with cuts,
smoke melting out of her pouty-mouthed O’s
the window it escaped from
either cherry at the cheeks
or consuming the air
until it soured
like a bad storm of slate
clouding almost everything,
in hindsight,
before ground coffee black and hazy brake lights type rain
once my eyes turned into a two-sided mirror,
and I became a new element,
and as much as I wish I could have been quartz,
as much as I wish it was beautiful,
-
It’s been thirty-six hours since I’ve slept,
the little black specks that decorate my life
blue lighting up my face
that is otherwise a broken bulb
at 200 kilowatts
reminding me that I haven’t learned a **** thing
from laying here for five hours
but I haven’t learned a **** thing
from letting my blood pulse in my ears
and fishing for a breath
either.
Sep 6, 2017
Sep 6, 2017 at 11:59 PM UTC