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"solos" poems
I would've given birth To you, Endured whatever Mothers do. Instead, I did What Dads do. I rocked you Til my future shook; Watched you til I couldn't look. As you changed, I changed too, To do the things That Dads do. You were bathed, Dressed and fed; I loved you so much I was saved. If there's credit, Well, I get it, For teaching you to read. I took the blame When you got bored With school's ABC's. I followed you In all your roles, Your teams, Your solos, Your trips, Your shows. First to clap, Last to sit; I taped it all, From start - To finish. I taught you How to tie a lace, Ride a bike, Golf and skate. When time arrived For you to drive, You learned On standard, Never stranded, You came home alive. Your highs I took in stride, By example taught Humility's pride. Your lows, I couldn't internalize, I dropped my guard With my eyes. When Dad's do well It's a double edge, The future wedge. The world Revealed Desired you too. I don't dismiss What mothers do, But when Dads do well, Both lose you.
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Sep 13, 2014
Sep 13, 2014 at 10:12 AM UTC
When Dads Do Well
Cue the banjo solos and the violin swells. Sleeping children in withering weeping willow high chairs covered in creamed carrots. Young cherry blossom lovers shout curses, shatter floodgates, let tears flow; petals are brushed away by the wind. Widows and over-easy eggs, crossword puzzles and sad irony on fifteen across - "Murdered, 'Ides of March.'" The weight of their fatigue growing dark and heavy under their eyes. A waitress breaks silence, "More coffee?" A sleeping child awakes, crying under the brightness of the morning sun.
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Mar 11, 2015
Mar 11, 2015 at 3:18 PM UTC
Americana Breakfast
Every morning I would hear the metal wheels grind against the rails as the garage door opened Leave for school as you were under the hood staring at horse power repairing every engine that was broken Returned home and now you’re underneath a different car, your face blackened from the dirt, oil and debris And at night sometimes I’d hold the flashlight for you, pointing the light at the wrong spots of the engine, I’d help to some degree Rarely spoke but wrenches clanked, ratchets ticked, screws and bolts rattled and power tools revved It’s the language that I never understood but it’s the language I know you’ve said The garage doors would close, I’d smell the scent of Mary Jane coming from your room, swear the odor was limitless Then I would hear the rifts and solos from the guitar strings that were plucked by your fingertips Life as a grease monkey and a rockstar but you loved every second of it, you love everything you do I wish one day I could find my own love and become something just like you I see why my mother loves you You called me your son though we’re not blood I swear I miss you in every way You’ve alwayz told me to look out for my sister and to protect her everyday Happy birthday
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Sep 21, 2018
Sep 21, 2018 at 3:55 AM UTC
September 21st
Rodando a goterones solos, a gotas como dientes, a espesos goterones de mermelada y sangre, rodando a goterones cae el agua, como una espada en gotas, como un desgarrador río de vidrio, cae mordiendo, golpeando el eje de la simetría, pegando en las costuras del alma, rompiendo cosas abandonadas, empapando lo oscuro. Solamente es un soplo, más húmedo que el llanto, un líquido, un sudor, un aceite sin nombre, un movimiento agudo, haciéndose, espesándose, cae el agua, a goterones lentos, hacia su mar, hacia su seco océano, hacia su ola sin agua. Veo el verano extenso, y un estertor saliendo de un granero, bodegas, cigarras, poblaciones, estímulos, habitaciones, niñas durmiendo con las manos en el corazón, soñando con bandidos, con incendios, veo barcos, veo árboles de médula erizados como gatos rabiosos, veo sangre, puñales y medias de mujer, y pelos de hombre, veo camas, veo corredores donde grita una virgen, veo frazadas y órganos y hoteles. Veo los sueños sigilosos, admito los postreros días, y también los orígenes, y también los recuerdos, como un párpado atrozmente levantado a la fuerza estoy mirando. Y entonces hay este sonido: un ruido rojo de huesos, un pegarse de carne, y piernas amarillas como espigas juntándose. Yo escucho entre el disparo de los besos, escucho, sacudido entre respiraciones y sollozos. Estoy mirando, oyendo, con la mitad del alma en el mar y la mitad del alma en la tierra, y con las dos mitades del alma miro el mundo. Y aunque cierre los ojos y me cubra el corazón enteramente, veo caer un agua sorda, a goterones sordos. Es como un huracán de gelatina, como una catarata de espermas y medusas. Veo correr un arco iris turbio. Veo pasar sus aguas a través de los huesos.
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Agua ******
Rodando a goterones solos, a gotas como dientes, a espesos goterones de mermelada y sangre, rodando a goterones cae el agua, como una espada en gotas, como un desgarrador río de vidrio, cae mordiendo, golpeando el eje de la simetría, pegando en las costuras del alma, rompiendo cosas abandonadas, empapando lo oscuro. Solamente es un soplo, más húmedo que el llanto, un líquido, un sudor, un aceite sin nombre, un movimiento agudo, haciéndose, espesándose, cae el agua, a goterones lentos, hacia su mar, hacia su seco océano, hacia su ola sin agua. Veo el verano extenso, y un estertor saliendo de un granero, bodegas, cigarras, poblaciones, estímulos, habitaciones, niñas durmiendo con las manos en el corazón, soñando con bandidos, con incendios, veo barcos, veo árboles de médula erizados como gatos rabiosos, veo sangre, puñales y medias de mujer, y pelos de hombre, veo camas, veo corredores donde grita una virgen, veo frazadas y órganos y hoteles. Veo los sueños sigilosos, admito los postreros días, y también los orígenes, y también los recuerdos, como un párpado atrozmente levantado a la fuerza estoy mirando. Y entonces hay este sonido: un ruido rojo de huesos, un pegarse de carne, y piernas amarillas como espigas juntándose. Yo escucho entre el disparo de los besos, escucho, sacudido entre respiraciones y sollozos. Estoy mirando, oyendo, con la mitad del alma en el mar y la mitad del alma en la tierra, y con las dos mitades del alma miro el mundo. Y aunque cierre los ojos y me cubra el corazón enteramente, veo caer un agua sorda, a goterones sordos. Es como un huracán de gelatina, como una catarata de espermas y medusas. Veo correr un arco iris turbio. Veo pasar sus aguas a través de los huesos.
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I thought I might be a musician Mom couldn’t afford my lessons My eyesight wasn’t great I couldn’t read notes fast enough Practicing annoyed the family I only managed last chair, 2nd violins               But still I got to play in High School concerts In shiny dresses with glitter in my hair               However I haven’t held a violin in years I loaned mine to a Bluegrass band The leader died - and it was gone ≈≈≈≈≈≈≈≈ I thought I might become a dancer But my fingers can not touch the floor I couldn’t kick much higher than my waist Choreography was hard for me to learn I had the stamina if not the skill My partner wanted someone else                 But still I danced on stage in a college play And Morris Danced at the Old Globe Theatre                 However I’ve forgotten how to keep the beat And all the dance floor moves I made I’m too self conscious now to try ≈≈≈≈≈≈≈≈ I fancied I could be a singer I knew the words to all the songs And I could keep the melody in tune But I had a voice with no vibrato And the quality was thin My range was very limited               But still I sang Blueberry Hill at a talent show In a black lame’ dress and surprised a few               However I couldn’t get the hang of harmony And found I fit best in a choir My family wouldn’t hear my solos ≈≈≈≈≈≈≈≈ I thought that I was born an actress I practically got that one right I had a lead in an Ibsen play And toured the state with Macbeth But Hollywood was one big casting couch And I could see no way around it           But still I got to be on TV  shows Winning games and merchandise           However I sold the Firebird Convertible I won I needed rent money more than a car And rules allow you only three shows in a lifetime ≈≈≈≈≈≈≈≈ I always thought I was a poet I started young and never stopped But family ignored and scoffed Then I got trapped inside my mirror And only wrote when all was beak Somebody said my stuff was dreary           But still I stumbled on the HP website And found a group who like the words I write           However When I read the others’ writes I realize how limited my skills And fight the need to run away and hide.     ∞ It seems I dabbled in all the arts
 Looking for the one that fit me And finding they all needed alteration And I never had the proper needle   ∞   Still, a moment in the sun Is better than a lifetime in the shade I had a taste of everything Though the banquet was not mine. ljm
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Jul 8, 2017
Jul 8, 2017 at 12:24 PM UTC
ADOLESCENT ASPIRATIONS ALL GROWN UP
I thought I might be a musician Mom couldn’t afford my lessons My eyesight wasn’t great I couldn’t read notes fast enough Practicing annoyed the family I only managed last chair, 2nd violins               But still I got to play in High School concerts In shiny dresses with glitter in my hair               However I haven’t held a violin in years I loaned mine to a Bluegrass band The leader died - and it was gone ≈≈≈≈≈≈≈≈ I thought I might become a dancer But my fingers can not touch the floor I couldn’t kick much higher than my waist Choreography was hard for me to learn I had the stamina if not the skill My partner wanted someone else                 But still I danced on stage in a college play And Morris Danced at the Old Globe Theatre                 However I’ve forgotten how to keep the beat And all the dance floor moves I made I’m too self conscious now to try ≈≈≈≈≈≈≈≈ I fancied I could be a singer I knew the words to all the songs And I could keep the melody in tune But I had a voice with no vibrato And the quality was thin My range was very limited               But still I sang Blueberry Hill at a talent show In a black lame’ dress and surprised a few               However I couldn’t get the hang of harmony And found I fit best in a choir My family wouldn’t hear my solos ≈≈≈≈≈≈≈≈ I thought that I was born an actress I practically got that one right I had a lead in an Ibsen play And toured the state with Macbeth But Hollywood was one big casting couch And I could see no way around it           But still I got to be on TV  shows Winning games and merchandise           However I sold the Firebird Convertible I won I needed rent money more than a car And rules allow you only three shows in a lifetime ≈≈≈≈≈≈≈≈ I always thought I was a poet I started young and never stopped But family ignored and scoffed Then I got trapped inside my mirror And only wrote when all was beak Somebody said my stuff was dreary           But still I stumbled on the HP website And found a group who like the words I write           However When I read the others’ writes I realize how limited my skills And fight the need to run away and hide.     ∞ It seems I dabbled in all the arts
 Looking for the one that fit me And finding they all needed alteration And I never had the proper needle   ∞   Still, a moment in the sun Is better than a lifetime in the shade I had a taste of everything Though the banquet was not mine. ljm
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There’s a concert in my back yard solos and duets all day a circus with acrobatics clowns painted with reds, blues and browns just feet from my perch here as I peck on the  keys the stars fly in then flit away with ease as if to tell me: you can’t hold me long with your seeds and your eyes we are free to dive the skies.
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May 12, 2022
May 12, 2022 at 9:31 AM UTC
The Birdfeeder
In the reserved room built with teenage angst sat a guitar waiting for a dear friend. My quick fingers were tentative to touch. I listened to the chords I brought about— played a tangle labyrinth. I wish to quit. Was that a G sharp or a B flat note? Frustration brews like a furious storm. I wanted to toss everything away. This instrument? Not mine. And that is that. Too embarrassed by my ineptitude. I loathe guitars! I cannot play them right. That riff was supposed to be heavy metal. Not math rock, but it’s enough to settle. That might change if I use guitar pedals. Cmon, keep your head high. Let it stay bright. A friendship with my guitar has begun. There are bounds I’m still trying not to reach. And one day, I’ll be good enough to teach or possess an audience at the beach. Hey, the guitar is becoming quite fun! **** metal. I’m a stoner rock artist. I can play bends, solos, and vibrato. Look, I even came up with a motto: to thrive, start with anger in a bottle. With my advice, you will go the farthest. My fingers’ pink blush irritates my skin. Still eager to play. I ignore the sore. It doesn’t feel like a chore anymore. This instrument? It’s mine. It led to doors. It helped me find heaven and become kin.
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Jan 8, 2022
Jan 8, 2022 at 4:39 PM UTC
A Rocky Friendship
Tethered feathers sing their long lost songs in solos that were once symphonies Falling from swan-like wings of a lone angel and floating along a reflecting stream The misty haze graces both water's surface and the resting angel's skin Making the glow from her shining halo all the more evident See as she sits inside the arms of an elderly weeping willow Fireflies gracing her satin hand as the glow from her skin does billow The natural string quartet of the crickets under a full moon's glow A silent moment in a place and time that mortals may never know Looking upon the star studded sky that is her open field Flying with the grace of many a dove whose untamed beauty shall not yeild Yet landing on dirt ridden ground to see whatever it is she may please Trickling tears coming from your eyes at the sight of such travesties Oh angel, if feather must fall, then let it, but not one tear from your eye At this hallowed sight and glorious eve where Heaven and Earth coincide And if tear must fall into the waters under the arm of the willow tree May it harden into the whitest of pearls so I might keep it here with me Let sultry glowing moonlight be your constant company Filling the darkness and contributing spotlight to your scene May silver moonlight and silken feather compliment each detail And pray the moon does not fade away and break this scene, so frail Dear hallowed breath of the midnight hour, take note of this rare time So you may utter this instant in this poet's ear and turn it to hallowed rhyme The instance where an host of Heaven indulged in a glimpse of Earth And with a tear turned into a pearl showed what our instances are worth
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Oct 28, 2012
Oct 28, 2012 at 11:47 PM UTC
Angel In The Midst
Tethered feathers sing their long lost songs in solos that were once symphonies Falling from swan-like wings of a lone angel and floating along a reflecting stream The misty haze graces both water's surface and the resting angel's skin Making the glow from her shining halo all the more evident See as she sits inside the arms of an elderly weeping willow Fireflies gracing her satin hand as the glow from her skin does billow The natural string quartet of the crickets under a full moon's glow A silent moment in a place and time that mortals may never know Looking upon the star studded sky that is her open field Flying with the grace of many a dove whose untamed beauty shall not yeild Yet landing on dirt ridden ground to see whatever it is she may please Trickling tears coming from your eyes at the sight of such travesties Oh angel, if feather must fall, then let it, but not one tear from your eye At this hallowed sight and glorious eve where Heaven and Earth coincide And if tear must fall into the waters under the arm of the willow tree May it harden into the whitest of pearls so I might keep it here with me Let sultry glowing moonlight be your constant company Filling the darkness and contributing spotlight to your scene May silver moonlight and silken feather compliment each detail And pray the moon does not fade away and break this scene, so frail Dear hallowed breath of the midnight hour, take note of this rare time So you may utter this instant in this poet's ear and turn it to hallowed rhyme The instance where an host of Heaven indulged in a glimpse of Earth And with a tear turned into a pearl showed what our instances are worth
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.*i can think of one cool job... a nighttime DJ on a radio station... anything more cool than being a DJ between the hours 12am through to 5am? honestly... can't think of a cooler job... all the song requests are gone from the classical.fm show between 3pm and 5pm... now one is telling you what to do... **** me... as a kid... either a veterinarian, or an owner of a music shop... now? an insomniac DJ... they would never play Christopher Young's Something to Think About in the afternoon... sorry... i'm a Hellraiser cult-follower of the first two movies... and that song? why? i just can't be bothered with listening to that Braveheart over-scratched Song of / for a Princess... it's good... once in a while... but, come, on!* just one of those nights... having listened to the scoops from the alternative... worried your to hell about not having ******* enough concerning the previous day's load which would make the pleasures of **** *** look tame... perched on a windowsill - solving a sudoku -    and listening to Frank Zappa's occam's razor... and wishing:   making sure it was never hot in the city by Billy Idol, or Kiss' crazy nights to usher in the night,           and the watchman... why?    it's not your standard guitar solo... it's a medley...     big difference... guitar solos are bound to a strict return to the rhythm section...    they are caged beasts... composed of a restricted time constrain in a song... but a guitar medley? **** me...      it's what obliterates a need for vocals...    the guitar medley is the vocals substitute...              and that aspect of music? mm... gummy bears... jelly in the knees...            which is why i like the fact that jazz is the antithesis of classical music symphony... sure... i get the Schubert / Schumann piano duets...    nice...          but jazz? the breakdown of the quintet? **** let me count... piano, drums...         bass... horn... sax... yep, a quintet...           that moment in a jazz song? where each instrument player gets his solo? genius!             the same with a guitar medley... neither solo,   nor the rhythm section... what a beautiful opening to what i expect to be, a beautiful night:    as the watchman once said.
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Aug 22, 2018
Aug 22, 2018 at 6:34 PM UTC
ZAPPAH!
.*i can think of one cool job... a nighttime DJ on a radio station... anything more cool than being a DJ between the hours 12am through to 5am? honestly... can't think of a cooler job... all the song requests are gone from the classical.fm show between 3pm and 5pm... now one is telling you what to do... **** me... as a kid... either a veterinarian, or an owner of a music shop... now? an insomniac DJ... they would never play Christopher Young's Something to Think About in the afternoon... sorry... i'm a Hellraiser cult-follower of the first two movies... and that song? why? i just can't be bothered with listening to that Braveheart over-scratched Song of / for a Princess... it's good... once in a while... but, come, on!* just one of those nights... having listened to the scoops from the alternative... worried your to hell about not having ******* enough concerning the previous day's load which would make the pleasures of **** *** look tame... perched on a windowsill - solving a sudoku -    and listening to Frank Zappa's occam's razor... and wishing:   making sure it was never hot in the city by Billy Idol, or Kiss' crazy nights to usher in the night,           and the watchman... why?    it's not your standard guitar solo... it's a medley...     big difference... guitar solos are bound to a strict return to the rhythm section...    they are caged beasts... composed of a restricted time constrain in a song... but a guitar medley? **** me...      it's what obliterates a need for vocals...    the guitar medley is the vocals substitute...              and that aspect of music? mm... gummy bears... jelly in the knees...            which is why i like the fact that jazz is the antithesis of classical music symphony... sure... i get the Schubert / Schumann piano duets...    nice...          but jazz? the breakdown of the quintet? **** let me count... piano, drums...         bass... horn... sax... yep, a quintet...           that moment in a jazz song? where each instrument player gets his solo? genius!             the same with a guitar medley... neither solo,   nor the rhythm section... what a beautiful opening to what i expect to be, a beautiful night:    as the watchman once said.
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Cool kid euphoria with our pastel colored pants and our Raybans on is what we all are in the basement of the 50’s house. Our phones blowing up while we sip whiskey and wine. Trying to get the attention of the cars on the main road By handstanding and flashing and cheersing our beers And we receive our victorious honks. Guitar clock radio with numbers around the fretboard and Sir Paul smiling and crooked, acid-trippin’ guitarist/violinist/celloist looking product of orange and gold look down upon as our patron saints. Swingin’ low, Sweet Chariot words stares up at me from the 70’s floral carpet. Ralph Stanley and Eric Clapton singing solos and duets in my head keep me company as the boys play and figure out key changes. Painted screen hiding the Etta James microphone stands forgotten in the corner— As I take in the teals and roses and golds. Give me a heart shaped box where I can store my love I fly so high in the world above I’ll come back down eventually. Lava lamped water stain engulfs the ceiling. As fingers go up frets And they go down frets And they go up frets And they go down frets. As you don’t enunciate when you sing. We all mourn our fallen brethren, the base of the telecaster with no strings and no head and it weeps silently from its place on the water pipes, hearing his cousins WAAAIIIIILLLLLL. As Cool kid euphoria is created with our pastel colored pants and our Raybans on in the basement of the 50’s house. We work all day so we can drink all night Getting high off the drug that is each other Chain-smoking Pall Malls like it’s our job Listening to oldies as we shoot the eight ball in the corner pocket. Garden tools and Lawn Mower parts as a sweet, creepy décor in the dank basement As we breathe in mold and dust and cigarette smoke. We are gloriously young. So **** off. We still think we can change the world. Not through politics or through fear or by means of war But by doing just enough to get by and loving everybody for who they are, even the parts or religions or particular ways of life we don’t like, Because people aren’t what they do or what they believe They’re who they are. We still think we can change the world And Maybe one day, we will But for now We’ll just be here, In the basement of the 50’s house with our pastel colored pants and our Raybans on.
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Jun 13, 2012
Jun 13, 2012 at 11:38 AM UTC
“Magic school bus graveyard is where we all go to die.”
Cool kid euphoria with our pastel colored pants and our Raybans on is what we all are in the basement of the 50’s house. Our phones blowing up while we sip whiskey and wine. Trying to get the attention of the cars on the main road By handstanding and flashing and cheersing our beers And we receive our victorious honks. Guitar clock radio with numbers around the fretboard and Sir Paul smiling and crooked, acid-trippin’ guitarist/violinist/celloist looking product of orange and gold look down upon as our patron saints. Swingin’ low, Sweet Chariot words stares up at me from the 70’s floral carpet. Ralph Stanley and Eric Clapton singing solos and duets in my head keep me company as the boys play and figure out key changes. Painted screen hiding the Etta James microphone stands forgotten in the corner— As I take in the teals and roses and golds. Give me a heart shaped box where I can store my love I fly so high in the world above I’ll come back down eventually. Lava lamped water stain engulfs the ceiling. As fingers go up frets And they go down frets And they go up frets And they go down frets. As you don’t enunciate when you sing. We all mourn our fallen brethren, the base of the telecaster with no strings and no head and it weeps silently from its place on the water pipes, hearing his cousins WAAAIIIIILLLLLL. As Cool kid euphoria is created with our pastel colored pants and our Raybans on in the basement of the 50’s house. We work all day so we can drink all night Getting high off the drug that is each other Chain-smoking Pall Malls like it’s our job Listening to oldies as we shoot the eight ball in the corner pocket. Garden tools and Lawn Mower parts as a sweet, creepy décor in the dank basement As we breathe in mold and dust and cigarette smoke. We are gloriously young. So **** off. We still think we can change the world. Not through politics or through fear or by means of war But by doing just enough to get by and loving everybody for who they are, even the parts or religions or particular ways of life we don’t like, Because people aren’t what they do or what they believe They’re who they are. We still think we can change the world And Maybe one day, we will But for now We’ll just be here, In the basement of the 50’s house with our pastel colored pants and our Raybans on.
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Vibes caught static between snares hips swinging searching for music that played their truth. The bass line wasn’t just music it was breath pulling ribs apart to let the rhythm in Fingers slid down necks like frets pressing into chords that hummed notes down thighs in time Wanting too blow saxophones Spitting all over the reed Jazz isn’t something you hear it’s something that happens to you cymbal crashed piano keys Play confessions no hymn would dare too black and white blending spilled burbon over smoke-stained wood Feet tapping out codes no one else could decipher syncopated riff breaking patterns breaking rules The off beat gospel you couldn’t write down. The room swayed with them walls leaning in leaning closer to the crescendo the saxophone came in it was a third hand tracing lines down spines nobody dared to blow before. This is jazz: argument turned foreplay rough pull dissonance before harmony slips in like a satin sheets you weren’t ready for. Hands hit bodies like drumsticks slap rolling inhale percussion moaning muted horn solo They weren’t just feeling the music; they were becoming it beating out solos on each other’s skin. The sweat smelled like vinyl records warm grooves pressed into the air spinning slow spins catching sparks needle skating over scars was a minor chord that somehow still felt major. learning how to recognize itself. Passion spilling out her mouth scotch over his mahogany wood The rimshot of her sigh Improvision improvisation of his kiss Scatting sound echoing from lips His horn hit her high note one that split the room in half she leaned closer saying “Do you hear that?” But he wasn’t listening to the music anymore. He was listening to her pulse that slick heartbeat drumming solo against his wrist. This is what jazz does You don’t just play It consumes. becomes the air the walls sweat the skin It’s the music you don’t hear but feel right there in the space where your ribs can’t hold the notes. Jazz doesn’t end it just fades into the background waiting for you to join again
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Nov 25, 2024
Nov 25, 2024 at 7:13 AM UTC
Jazz Becomes You
Vibes caught static between snares hips swinging searching for music that played their truth. The bass line wasn’t just music it was breath pulling ribs apart to let the rhythm in Fingers slid down necks like frets pressing into chords that hummed notes down thighs in time Wanting too blow saxophones Spitting all over the reed Jazz isn’t something you hear it’s something that happens to you cymbal crashed piano keys Play confessions no hymn would dare too black and white blending spilled burbon over smoke-stained wood Feet tapping out codes no one else could decipher syncopated riff breaking patterns breaking rules The off beat gospel you couldn’t write down. The room swayed with them walls leaning in leaning closer to the crescendo the saxophone came in it was a third hand tracing lines down spines nobody dared to blow before. This is jazz: argument turned foreplay rough pull dissonance before harmony slips in like a satin sheets you weren’t ready for. Hands hit bodies like drumsticks slap rolling inhale percussion moaning muted horn solo They weren’t just feeling the music; they were becoming it beating out solos on each other’s skin. The sweat smelled like vinyl records warm grooves pressed into the air spinning slow spins catching sparks needle skating over scars was a minor chord that somehow still felt major. learning how to recognize itself. Passion spilling out her mouth scotch over his mahogany wood The rimshot of her sigh Improvision improvisation of his kiss Scatting sound echoing from lips His horn hit her high note one that split the room in half she leaned closer saying “Do you hear that?” But he wasn’t listening to the music anymore. He was listening to her pulse that slick heartbeat drumming solo against his wrist. This is what jazz does You don’t just play It consumes. becomes the air the walls sweat the skin It’s the music you don’t hear but feel right there in the space where your ribs can’t hold the notes. Jazz doesn’t end it just fades into the background waiting for you to join again
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Electric guitars and drum solos Are filling my night’s sound A battle of the bands with my mind Hoping my thoughts to drown A pounding headache is a lot easier Than waking up from some fear Fear of intrusion, fear of bad decisions Fear of losing someone dear Soon my bed seems unsoft, sleep seems like work But I just want time to fly So I look to music to rock me to sleep And drown out the nightmare of goodbye
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Mar 30, 2015
Mar 30, 2015 at 8:15 AM UTC
Rock Me To Sleep
If hip-hop is the night club of music, The place where everyone wants to be, Then, metal, you are the abandoned trainyard, The gritty reality of close friends, Bonding over empty cans. Bluegrass might be a picnic, With blankets in the park. And rap might be the ghetto, Urban streets, Perpetual fear. However, you have a different touch. Sure, phat dubstep beats sound great, When blasted by waves of bass. But what of the feeling, From uncountable bass pedal strikes. Creating a wall of hard-pressed consistency. And when the bass drum stops, You know you'll hear a well-practiced, Well-executed, Well-written fill. From the snare, to the toms, To the chinas and splashes. 32nd notes all around. And if punk is a bunch of teens, Landing one out of twelve tricks, At the local skate park. If reggae is a house party, The place your parents don't want you, But where you feel happy. Then metal is where you feel REAL. A darkened elementary school, Yours for the weekend, Reminding you where you came from. Years and years of practice, All leading up to a perfectly nailed arpeggio. You don't even hear the pick as it sweeps, String to string. You only hear notes and scales, Arranged just so. Pure dedication, Displayed by the clean solos, And harmonies, Which fall back into downtuned chugging, Rhythms, Simply rhythms, True unison, The brotherhood dynamic, Of a lesser-liked genre. And the sounds of the world, Are the way you go to school, To work and home again, And silence, Is nights spent alone, Silence is the absence of passion, Silence is suicide, Death. Metal, you are my resonance. My threshold. And the words, Repeated throughout my mind, Are not shrill notes on the treble-clef. They are not auto-tuned, worthless. The words I feel, The words I live, Are the common words and phrases, That no one can understand, The deep grating and churning, Of vocal chords that learn not to ring, But to shout. To scream. To growl, like the guttural and primordial calls. Of our wild side. This growling echoes, From throat to mind. Metal is my flag, My skin, My pyre.
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Jul 24, 2010
Jul 24, 2010 at 7:51 AM UTC
Ode to Metal
If hip-hop is the night club of music, The place where everyone wants to be, Then, metal, you are the abandoned trainyard, The gritty reality of close friends, Bonding over empty cans. Bluegrass might be a picnic, With blankets in the park. And rap might be the ghetto, Urban streets, Perpetual fear. However, you have a different touch. Sure, phat dubstep beats sound great, When blasted by waves of bass. But what of the feeling, From uncountable bass pedal strikes. Creating a wall of hard-pressed consistency. And when the bass drum stops, You know you'll hear a well-practiced, Well-executed, Well-written fill. From the snare, to the toms, To the chinas and splashes. 32nd notes all around. And if punk is a bunch of teens, Landing one out of twelve tricks, At the local skate park. If reggae is a house party, The place your parents don't want you, But where you feel happy. Then metal is where you feel REAL. A darkened elementary school, Yours for the weekend, Reminding you where you came from. Years and years of practice, All leading up to a perfectly nailed arpeggio. You don't even hear the pick as it sweeps, String to string. You only hear notes and scales, Arranged just so. Pure dedication, Displayed by the clean solos, And harmonies, Which fall back into downtuned chugging, Rhythms, Simply rhythms, True unison, The brotherhood dynamic, Of a lesser-liked genre. And the sounds of the world, Are the way you go to school, To work and home again, And silence, Is nights spent alone, Silence is the absence of passion, Silence is suicide, Death. Metal, you are my resonance. My threshold. And the words, Repeated throughout my mind, Are not shrill notes on the treble-clef. They are not auto-tuned, worthless. The words I feel, The words I live, Are the common words and phrases, That no one can understand, The deep grating and churning, Of vocal chords that learn not to ring, But to shout. To scream. To growl, like the guttural and primordial calls. Of our wild side. This growling echoes, From throat to mind. Metal is my flag, My skin, My pyre.
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WSQF: Battle of the Bands tonight we jam, it's the battle of the bands there's smoke on the stage ***** on the stands smoke in the rafters, from puffin live this crowd is ready to rock and jive AB: One guitar in hand, Calling you out animantium plans, Of having rocktastic fans, Tattoos and silver lens, Naked babies, Naked babies, Naked babies. WSQF: this joint is rockin' and we be jammin' some slam dance ritual and hip hop breakin' who's gonna take it? who's gonna take it? alright...take it to the bridge! AB: There is no stoppin what we doin, Do you smell us when were cookin, Serving you a hot plate this funkalicious music, Some old skool flava, Let us see if you can take it, All you gotta bop it , move it ,break it, WSQF: gonna run some crazy riffs across your brain sweet heavy metal ..drive you insane step up the action raise the stakes let's see if you got what it takes AB: Lead guitarist, Got a jazzy a vocal, Bass solos and drums knockin in your ear holes, Fresh lyrics on a platter, Cut up nicely, In to pieces of rock heaven, Its time to get godly, WSQF: home boyz gonna kick it take it to the next plateau while your jammin'...face dancer play those licks real slow the soul of creation right there in your hands this pure fusion..the battle of the bands!
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Oct 13, 2014
Oct 13, 2014 at 6:07 PM UTC
"BATTLE of The BANds" (collab w/ the legendary - wolf spirit aka quinfinn
I have a friend who plays guitar I've worked with thousands ... but none quite like him. His chord choices, the melodies and the riffs that he plays They can only come from within. He's been out living as a big rock star But that's not quite the world that you'd think. It's a rugged, rough struggle of perseverance and passion And your life flashes by in a blink. He isn't a shredder as are many these days Never cramming notes where they don't belong. He is tasteful and creative, a sound so original His strings envelop the songs. He has no need to display some arrogant plumage. He doesn't show off with any thousand-note solos. He doesn't do intros that are way too long. His moody style transcends virtuoso. He is my friend and proven it so Once guiding me through a valley of black. Not with his music, although that helped. He did so with his hand on my back. A music teacher once told me that "Music is the silence between notes". If that is true, then his silence is golden As I love every song that he's wrote. So all you pickers, players and shredders in garages or with gold albums on the wall. Take a lesson, from this humble man You needn't over play at all. But don't think that he is timid or without some flair Don't make boastful quips that you think are so witty. If the mood and the moment strikes him just so He can make that guitar sound like Godzilla destroying a city. I am so proud to call him my "Brother" Such a musician, such a friend. His music and his camaraderie have both touched my soul and I hope that neither see's end.
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Mar 12, 2018
Mar 12, 2018 at 7:41 AM UTC
The Guitarist
I have a friend who plays guitar I've worked with thousands ... but none quite like him. His chord choices, the melodies and the riffs that he plays They can only come from within. He's been out living as a big rock star But that's not quite the world that you'd think. It's a rugged, rough struggle of perseverance and passion And your life flashes by in a blink. He isn't a shredder as are many these days Never cramming notes where they don't belong. He is tasteful and creative, a sound so original His strings envelop the songs. He has no need to display some arrogant plumage. He doesn't show off with any thousand-note solos. He doesn't do intros that are way too long. His moody style transcends virtuoso. He is my friend and proven it so Once guiding me through a valley of black. Not with his music, although that helped. He did so with his hand on my back. A music teacher once told me that "Music is the silence between notes". If that is true, then his silence is golden As I love every song that he's wrote. So all you pickers, players and shredders in garages or with gold albums on the wall. Take a lesson, from this humble man You needn't over play at all. But don't think that he is timid or without some flair Don't make boastful quips that you think are so witty. If the mood and the moment strikes him just so He can make that guitar sound like Godzilla destroying a city. I am so proud to call him my "Brother" Such a musician, such a friend. His music and his camaraderie have both touched my soul and I hope that neither see's end.
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Si la muerte no es la solo gracia, estamos solos. Siempre de, nosotros es uno si de todos solamente muertes todo en gracia de estamos solamente, solo de nosotros, todos nosotros, solo que si muertamos es la solo gracia nos encontramos con. Si la muerte es la única gracia, estamos unidos. Esta en contra del sentido visión duele como mirando hacia el sol. Ceguera, es siempre difícil de entender- para los cuerdos que no puede ver con ojos normales Sabiduría es en sus sin ayuda de cielo corazon y sus monstruo cabeza el reconocer la realidad de duele, con ojos por dentro y afuera de, la mente Mirando hacia del sol puede ciegos que de lo falso, así. Unser ist mit treue halten liebe die genug zwei Toden heilig wobei einander der zwei toden beide schaden aus Liebe Doch dass zweite Tod ist meine schade Dies zweite Tod ist die eine freude Wenn erst eine Tod ist die dass ist Sein lieblos, nein liebe Das die tod ist bis die einen toden der alles nicht Zu vergleichen nun ist Tod bis euchen eine freude?
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Jan 2, 2013
Jan 2, 2013 at 11:31 AM UTC
Código Einheiten: Mirando falso , aun asi realidad ... bis dass der Tod euch scheidet?
La vida me mostro que no importa cuántas personas tenga a mi alrededor siempre estaré sola. Me enseño a no depender de nadie, a no dejar de ser yo misma solo por encajar en un grupo social. Aprendí esto son de cantazos, de muchas noches llorando, de coraje, frustración & de acciones erróneas que llegue a tomar bajo coraje. Opte por ser egoísta porque me canse, me canse como se cansa un viejo matrimonio arreglado fingiendo que es feliz, me canse ceder a la merced de todos para nada. Y esto no se trata de dar para recibir, se trata de igualdad. Se trata de personas que te juzgan solo por que no conocen tus motivos, se trata de personas que solo se llenan la boca de estiércol cuando no se imaginan por todo lo que pasa la otra persona. Es muy fácil burlarse de la gorda del grupo solo porque no cumple con tus expectativas de belleza, es muy fácil burlarse de la que se mutila porque para ti eso es de inmaduros, es muy fácil creerte superior a una dama solo porque los estereotipos dicen que el hombre es el **** fuerte. Pero si el mundo gira en dirección contraria & a un amigo le sucede eso & necesita con quien hablar ahí estas tu como un idiota de nuevo, tratando de ayudar a quien te hunde, tratando de salvar a alguien que te mata con cada palabra que sale de su boca. Ahí estas de nuevo. Ahora te pregunto, vale la pena darlo todo por alguien que no da nada por ti? Para que estar con personas que te hacen daño? Crees que es necesario el humillarte así? . No, por supuesto que no, pero tenemos miedo. Tenemos miedo a quedarnos solos, le tenemos miedo a la soledad, a que nadie sepa que estamos aquí, a ser invisibles. Yo elegí ser egoísta, elegí solo preocuparme por mi, porque si yo no lo hago entonces quien lo hará por mi? No dependas de los demás, no dejes que los demás controlen tus emociones. No permitas que te hagan tanto daño emocional. Tu das mas que eso, sal adelante, si no tienes con quien hablar o con quien pasar el tiempo quédate solo. Como dice una de las canciones de mi querido Arjona “no es bueno el que te ayuda si no el que no te molesta” Tu decides si mirarlos a todos desde abajo o sacarle el dedo a todos los que te dijeron “ no puedes” desde arriba. Tu eres quien te pones barreras & quien las quita, eres quien toma las decisiones importantes en tu vida. En ti esta salir de esa charca para experimentar la grandeza del océano
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Jun 6, 2014
Jun 6, 2014 at 12:13 AM UTC
“Contaban contigo? Que aprendan a no contar sino consigo mismo”
La vida me mostro que no importa cuántas personas tenga a mi alrededor siempre estaré sola. Me enseño a no depender de nadie, a no dejar de ser yo misma solo por encajar en un grupo social. Aprendí esto son de cantazos, de muchas noches llorando, de coraje, frustración & de acciones erróneas que llegue a tomar bajo coraje. Opte por ser egoísta porque me canse, me canse como se cansa un viejo matrimonio arreglado fingiendo que es feliz, me canse ceder a la merced de todos para nada. Y esto no se trata de dar para recibir, se trata de igualdad. Se trata de personas que te juzgan solo por que no conocen tus motivos, se trata de personas que solo se llenan la boca de estiércol cuando no se imaginan por todo lo que pasa la otra persona. Es muy fácil burlarse de la gorda del grupo solo porque no cumple con tus expectativas de belleza, es muy fácil burlarse de la que se mutila porque para ti eso es de inmaduros, es muy fácil creerte superior a una dama solo porque los estereotipos dicen que el hombre es el **** fuerte. Pero si el mundo gira en dirección contraria & a un amigo le sucede eso & necesita con quien hablar ahí estas tu como un idiota de nuevo, tratando de ayudar a quien te hunde, tratando de salvar a alguien que te mata con cada palabra que sale de su boca. Ahí estas de nuevo. Ahora te pregunto, vale la pena darlo todo por alguien que no da nada por ti? Para que estar con personas que te hacen daño? Crees que es necesario el humillarte así? . No, por supuesto que no, pero tenemos miedo. Tenemos miedo a quedarnos solos, le tenemos miedo a la soledad, a que nadie sepa que estamos aquí, a ser invisibles. Yo elegí ser egoísta, elegí solo preocuparme por mi, porque si yo no lo hago entonces quien lo hará por mi? No dependas de los demás, no dejes que los demás controlen tus emociones. No permitas que te hagan tanto daño emocional. Tu das mas que eso, sal adelante, si no tienes con quien hablar o con quien pasar el tiempo quédate solo. Como dice una de las canciones de mi querido Arjona “no es bueno el que te ayuda si no el que no te molesta” Tu decides si mirarlos a todos desde abajo o sacarle el dedo a todos los que te dijeron “ no puedes” desde arriba. Tu eres quien te pones barreras & quien las quita, eres quien toma las decisiones importantes en tu vida. En ti esta salir de esa charca para experimentar la grandeza del océano
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Tu y tu solo en este mundo Tu y me conoces tan desnuda y me conoces no tan bien como me gustaría que sabíamos nosotros solos Te veré de nuevo pronto siento esto Sientes esto, lo sabemos esto es saber en la sangre bajo la luna, cerca del rio donde soñé con encontrarte hace tantos años mi amor ¿remarás este bote a través del río? Algún día tendremos que dejar de lado estos sueños. Pero nunca the dejaré ir sin mostrarte todo mi amor todo mi amor hueso profundo a mi palma todo tu amor donde la x marca el lugar Tiempo es un círculo que se come a sí mismo no sabe nada más que hambre y anhelo Los días nos pasan como antes somos mejores que eso ahora quiero coronar mis años con algo que se siente mucho mucho como tú ai ai ai ai ai mucho como tú mis años vienen cayendo sobre mí años tocan y se van tienen mucho que decir tantos sueños que nunca fueron puestos en palabras te quedas te quedas te quedas written by  Medusa
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Oct 20, 2018
Oct 20, 2018 at 4:00 AM UTC
Cerca Del Rio
Pa mi kompa el conejo c loco Mi canton donde yo me quedo Ese no puedo tengo que irme lejos A mi familia solos los dejo me voy Les doy el piso anda bien caliente El mundo les miente ya no sienten Que estan haciendo no entiendo Tu ya sabes donde quiera defiendo Sin miedo listo pa cualquier **** En mi puesto te espero pronto No creas que soy un pinchi tonto Preparado para el gran disparo Rumbando en el caro por debajo Mi familia esta en peligro La neta te digo la verdad yo te sigo Solo te pido el rescate del nido Salgo vivo enfrentando la muerte Los dos angeles de la muerte Aqui no vive la suerte solo verte A la fuga da un chingo decoraje Reportandome al jale de la calle Chale estoy en el infierno A falsos los acuesto a balazos Con el cuerno los tiendo grave Es mi vida la que estoy viviendo La ley de dios hasta el fin defiendo No es un cuento y ningun invento Te lo presento con rapides o lento Mis palabras te hacen calaberas Maderas amarandolo con cuerdas Para que siempre te lo recuerdas Tus ojos verdes y camisa muerdes La jura terkos ese pinchis puerkos Quedaste atrapado ya no suelto Encargo para el vuelo a las nubes Hasta arriba en los cielos te subes Y te tumbo desde arriba bebida Mamila tu callida sin paracallidas Te dije imposible que sobrevivas Sigues chingando la torre te acabo Con una madrisa y al fin sonrisa Soy un chingon no un mamon Pinchi rajon cabron me rapo pelon Pon tu cabeza te la hago melon
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Jan 11, 2015
Jan 11, 2015 at 4:39 AM UTC
Mensaje G Rabbs
But then, in that instant of plastic smiles and disco rain, I strode away from my first cradle. The air was northern and sliced my lungs open into startling clarity sliced my brain open into startling clarity. And when I looked around, I saw, and when I felt around, I touched. My trunk was slapped into shape, and in a blazing radio tower of language it became un-unique. I fuzzed my skull and rejected the lull and became recognizably human. And while school strobed by in a prosthetic ferris wheel, I jazzed to a different beat. 'Cause my friends were kids, but neon dashed through my veins; playing saxophone with irrational exuberance. I woke every sunrise with an occupation syncopation: they breathed air while I smelled bass guitar solos in the sultry breeze blowing by the office's oasis. And paper is a flimsy wall for desire, and I never could read a point twelve sized STOP. I spread my arms and heart-orchestrated yearnings in the moon-clouded evening in the mist-drenched night in the raindrop-fresh awakening, but grey can't do but see only grey. And neon doesn't come in that shade. No food but life no air but life no life but life. That advertisement sky is still looking at me, but I can see with my off-beat eyes that it was never a smile, but a frown of grim satisfaction. I was just looking at it upside-around. But my hair is people-colored, and my breath is derby muted, and no one puts money in my can. And then I looked around and saw, and then I felt around and touched, and then I Those glass windows melted and gaggled themselves across my tongue, spewing honeyed drops on my flaring trombone soliloquies! My vision spiraled into a black pond of bebop and my lids and lashed fainted: up up and away into the fading light of day.
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Oct 4, 2011
Oct 4, 2011 at 1:08 PM UTC
Quadraform Lifeform Blues
But then, in that instant of plastic smiles and disco rain, I strode away from my first cradle. The air was northern and sliced my lungs open into startling clarity sliced my brain open into startling clarity. And when I looked around, I saw, and when I felt around, I touched. My trunk was slapped into shape, and in a blazing radio tower of language it became un-unique. I fuzzed my skull and rejected the lull and became recognizably human. And while school strobed by in a prosthetic ferris wheel, I jazzed to a different beat. 'Cause my friends were kids, but neon dashed through my veins; playing saxophone with irrational exuberance. I woke every sunrise with an occupation syncopation: they breathed air while I smelled bass guitar solos in the sultry breeze blowing by the office's oasis. And paper is a flimsy wall for desire, and I never could read a point twelve sized STOP. I spread my arms and heart-orchestrated yearnings in the moon-clouded evening in the mist-drenched night in the raindrop-fresh awakening, but grey can't do but see only grey. And neon doesn't come in that shade. No food but life no air but life no life but life. That advertisement sky is still looking at me, but I can see with my off-beat eyes that it was never a smile, but a frown of grim satisfaction. I was just looking at it upside-around. But my hair is people-colored, and my breath is derby muted, and no one puts money in my can. And then I looked around and saw, and then I felt around and touched, and then I Those glass windows melted and gaggled themselves across my tongue, spewing honeyed drops on my flaring trombone soliloquies! My vision spiraled into a black pond of bebop and my lids and lashed fainted: up up and away into the fading light of day.
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Dizzied by a porch swing's varnish Chloroform, I shared a silver hook with a knotted rope snake for stability. Although my finger constricted the viper against the cold metal, it did not hiss or spit psychedelic venom. I braced my bare foot against the truck's wheel cover around a twisted corner by an empty church, tolling my heartbeat. Cardboard acted as the bed liner, I played the liability if the swing should slide past the flush tailgate and take me along with it. If it did, shifting gravel guitar solos and cherry pie blood would swing my pain away.
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May 25, 2014
May 25, 2014 at 11:33 PM UTC
High on a Porch Swing
If I could I would write letters to the wind and ask for lessons on how to blow you away If I could I would take a star out of the sky and put it in a ring and ask you to be it’s replacement in my life If I could I would keep you between my second and my fourth rib, so they will tell you they’ve missed you. The first time I saw you, I smiled with my mouth open to let go of the crickets I buried in my voice box so I could say hello How else can I explain to you that our stories are God written guitar solos to the keys of our DNA, and I’m more electric and you’re more acoustic. On some days you look like there are lingering pieces of a boombox etched in the framework of your spine. In simple terms your body speaks volumes. On other days you feel like there are too many fault lines on the rail track of your spine Those are the days I want to tell you I’m a pretty good conductor Your voice sounds like an unfinished love song stuck in the throat of an ’80s jazz musician and I’m more of a hip-hop kind of guy, but I would make kissing you the perfect symphony. I’m more like the odd boulder on a sandy beach and you're the entire ocean but I've drawn coastlines on the chambers of my heart With you I could build sand castles in hourglasses, cos I wouldn’t feel time pass. If I could I would write this poem on the wings of a butterfly and say to you “Here I think this belongs to you, I found it in my belly”
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Dec 4, 2013
Dec 4, 2013 at 1:43 PM UTC
Violins and Hip-Hop
My neck is cricking and so are the crickets outside. The bike rack shuffle, the dance of the bars and wheels. The knuckles dancing- mini solos and bold duets? Cars driving by, up in my room, so fluid, so loud. Hard to swallow, gravel chunks bouncing off the waterfall throat. Sticky fingers, itchy ears. No similarity- just parts of the process. The marriage. The system. Massive zits and oddly placed hickeys. Misplaced zits and famous hickeys. Hickets. **** water, stubbed toe. NO MORE LISTS! No bruises, no needles and pins. But what is poetry without listing? Words that work and form and portray, nothing gray- Light and beauty and all that is write about the word.
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Mar 4, 2012
Mar 4, 2012 at 3:24 PM UTC
Perceptive Musings
¡Y pensar que pudimos no habernos conocido! ¿No meditas cuán buena nuestra fortuna ha sido para que al fin estemos uno del otro al lado, para que seas mía, para ser yo tu amado? «El uno para el otro nacimos...» Así dices. Pero ¡qué coincidencias para ser tan felices! Antes de que en la vida, con un amor profundo, la suerte unido hubiera tu corazón al mío -siendo el tiempo tan largo, siendo tan grande el mundo-; vivimos separados, solos, con hondo hastío… ¡Y pudimos entonces, por capricho del hado, en el haz de la tierra no habernos encontrado! ¿No has pensado, en el arduo sendero recorrido, en los peligros graves y azares que ha corrido nuestra dicha -esa dicha, manantial de ilusiones, que el mundo entero ahora nos hace ver hermoso- cuando el uno hacia el otro, con poder misterioso, gravitaban callados nuestros dos corazones? ¿No sabes que ese viaje no tenía certeza, el viaje hacia una noche por mí no presentida, de que un capricho apenas o un dolor de cabeza han podido apartarnos para siempre en la vida? Nunca te había dicho, ¡cosa muy rara!, que cuando por vez primera te vi, no me fijé en que eras tú bonita; lo digo francamente: te miré aquella noche con aire indiferente. Con su risa, tu amiga mi tedio distraía; fue más tarde cuando ambos cruzamos la mirada, y si algo sentí entonces que hacia ti me atraía, tú no lo comprendiste… Mas no me atreví a nada. Si esa noche tu madre te hubiera conducido más temprano a su casa, ¿qué habría sucedido? ¿Y si el rubor no hubiera de pronto, cuando el manto te coloqué en los hombros, a tu rostro subido? Porque ésa fue la causa de todo lo ocurrido. Aquella noche, aquélla de inolvidable encanto, un retardo cualquiera, cualquier inconveniente que en ese viaje hubiera surgido de repente, esta embriaguez de ahora ninguno sentiría, ni este placer sin nombre que absorbe nuestra mente. En mi alma, que es otra, tu amor no existiría, ¡y tu vida, en mi vida nada… nada sería! Corazoncito mío, que me apartas lo triste de la vida, y alegras con luz mi porvenir… Pienso en aquellos días cuando enferma estuviste y creíamos todos que te ibas a morir.
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Casualidad
¡Y pensar que pudimos no habernos conocido! ¿No meditas cuán buena nuestra fortuna ha sido para que al fin estemos uno del otro al lado, para que seas mía, para ser yo tu amado? «El uno para el otro nacimos...» Así dices. Pero ¡qué coincidencias para ser tan felices! Antes de que en la vida, con un amor profundo, la suerte unido hubiera tu corazón al mío -siendo el tiempo tan largo, siendo tan grande el mundo-; vivimos separados, solos, con hondo hastío… ¡Y pudimos entonces, por capricho del hado, en el haz de la tierra no habernos encontrado! ¿No has pensado, en el arduo sendero recorrido, en los peligros graves y azares que ha corrido nuestra dicha -esa dicha, manantial de ilusiones, que el mundo entero ahora nos hace ver hermoso- cuando el uno hacia el otro, con poder misterioso, gravitaban callados nuestros dos corazones? ¿No sabes que ese viaje no tenía certeza, el viaje hacia una noche por mí no presentida, de que un capricho apenas o un dolor de cabeza han podido apartarnos para siempre en la vida? Nunca te había dicho, ¡cosa muy rara!, que cuando por vez primera te vi, no me fijé en que eras tú bonita; lo digo francamente: te miré aquella noche con aire indiferente. Con su risa, tu amiga mi tedio distraía; fue más tarde cuando ambos cruzamos la mirada, y si algo sentí entonces que hacia ti me atraía, tú no lo comprendiste… Mas no me atreví a nada. Si esa noche tu madre te hubiera conducido más temprano a su casa, ¿qué habría sucedido? ¿Y si el rubor no hubiera de pronto, cuando el manto te coloqué en los hombros, a tu rostro subido? Porque ésa fue la causa de todo lo ocurrido. Aquella noche, aquélla de inolvidable encanto, un retardo cualquiera, cualquier inconveniente que en ese viaje hubiera surgido de repente, esta embriaguez de ahora ninguno sentiría, ni este placer sin nombre que absorbe nuestra mente. En mi alma, que es otra, tu amor no existiría, ¡y tu vida, en mi vida nada… nada sería! Corazoncito mío, que me apartas lo triste de la vida, y alegras con luz mi porvenir… Pienso en aquellos días cuando enferma estuviste y creíamos todos que te ibas a morir.
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I tell you all I lost my soul one morning in October still i can feel it trembling with the mucous in my throat the liquor coating of an empty stomach denying re-entry an expatriate exiled to the outer realms the cells spoke to me in my elusive haze what atrocities you brought with you the night before volatile liquids and billows of chyme decaying smoke it was you who erased that patch of flesh from your cheek the sidewalk merely a catalyst a surrogate mother to your infantile stupidity fathered by a not so impotent bicycle what became was a dance with gravity and you tried to take the lead but that possessive ***** refused to give it up and in a drunken stupor thrashed you about leaving you to the jagged teeth of concrete costing you some epidermal friends those whose sole duty it is to protect us and your foolishness allowed their dismantling so now we allow yours so they did with one swoop of my head my body purged my soul into the poisonous sunlight my brain a series of bombastic drum solos i died there in my bed soulless and aching a drink in my hand....
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Oct 6, 2011
Oct 6, 2011 at 4:26 PM UTC
With Regards to Ron Jeremy