"macaronis" poems
Creepers galore
skilleep through my store
Skittery Sklints on display
warm themselves on sunny shelves
while Splatterkeys spell HOORAY!
Splendid Spufonies
share macaronis with customers waiting to pay
for Marshmallow Mooblies
to polish their shoeblies
and sleep in their socks all day.
Oct 9, 2011
Oct 9, 2011 at 12:37 AM UTC
my mundane life
is all too trivial
I am a child
I still live
in my parents house
the one my father built
with his words,
the one my mother
blew spirit into
with her macaronis
the one I sat
in my room
studying in
useless packs
of forgotten information
trying
to cry.
into new notebooks
and ukulele
filling bathtubs
opening windows
letting air
form an air
of beauty
in my ugly
homely
country
unloved country
every being here
utters poorly articulated words
of loath
to you
how do you stand
so strong
whilst staggering within
adversity?
would my life
be more
or less
mundane
if I were nabokov
living in russia
transcending and transmitting
beauty?
coated with cold
and cruelty
thats cruel for cruelty
and aesthetics sake,
rather than
heat
and rage
and silenced
misery.
Feb 24, 2012
Feb 24, 2012 at 5:49 PM UTC