Saturday, July 29, 2023
Thursday, April 6, 2023
white paper
in the shimmering Mac --
Monday, February 20, 2023
Sunday, May 29, 2022
Monday, March 30, 2020
power corrupts
'O no, you first, I'm right behind you -
And then BAM! a weight like a massive stone descending on its sunken chest, disrupting the FA Cup semi on the biggest screen available in this awkward sanctity, it's gauche decor with some really shoddy lighting ensconced in a musty old basement, cobwebs hung heavy in every corner with dust.
It's the space preserved for the winner's history. A lonely place, one adorned with all the self perpetuated trophies and thoughtless certificates of award to and from it's own image given away like toothpicks at one of those tawdry, low-buck functions, virtues described in a fiction by Louis L'amour, ineffectual and moot. All in all, and one after another, they demarcate the unintended consequences born of a self congratulatory, good old boy board of directors.
A republic, like any other that stood before it, it hasn't spoken to its insufferable spouse for days on end.
As it falls, in slow motion impossibly ridiculous for its sheer, dead weight and fathomless hubris, an arrested scream remains unresolved, stifled in its throat. But for the epiphany of knowing it's too late - there it hangs suspended for what seems an eon, then head first into its plate of beans and sausage, dead dead dead.
the full moon declines
and then
the next morning of spring
春の翌朝、満月の辞退
Monday, December 10, 2018
Thursday, October 11, 2018
Sunday, April 8, 2018
Tuesday, February 27, 2018
Friday, December 22, 2017
Wednesday, October 4, 2017
Hi, My Name's Rice Wheelock!
I'd never download a film. Somebody gave me an MP3 -
haven't loaded a note. I refuse to install the web on my
smart phone. I don't take pictures, sometimes, 'cause
I'd rather the scene fade away, snapshots like an
errant Polaroid, so that my mind plays tricks
with the images all the rest of my life,
that's the way I'll know I'm still sane,
when nothing is so extraordinary,
nothing out of place, everything
where it belongs, the endless
days, oblivious and sedate -
But, although I will forget
everyone I ever met, and
every stranger becomes
my friend, so then I'll
die ... yet, to linger
a little while
longer
in `
`this `
` ` floating `
` world `
. ;;;;
Monday, August 7, 2017
Sunday, June 25, 2017
Dog's Breakfast
in a plastic cage
high up on a balcony
the neighbor's cock crows
watching me below
as I talk with the dog
. . . . . Everybody Rock Steady!!
.
Friday, June 23, 2017
Thursday, June 22, 2017
Church Row
"Asymmetry"
used to hang our by the canal behind my house and smoke weed tilll an alligator came up behind once when we realised we could die - ah youth ... ;) perhapsi spoke to soon ... new photos may be forthcoming.
Oh, you silly girl.
church row?
across the canal where you sat teh building markers. To the West on the map you provided.
After 9/11?
"News & Opinion"
evidence faceboo k's investor cIA's start-up incubator In-Q-Tel. Oh! f it, a link to an article, but n need to rush and read it.
(relie too much on spell check . Double Post
Which is a reason I reason I destroys continuity of thought, an ability to analyze situations or argue logically. its emotional roller coaster funnels people into a queue through eternal damnation, feedback loop's and promotional tools. there's no escaping; a real dog's breakfast.
con't // no more
between church row
and red lounge records -
a "Missing" poster on a pole
Monday, June 19, 2017
Sunday, June 18, 2017
Hospital
.
disinfectant smell --
how I've aged
these past years
one bell
answers another
footsteps quickening
waxed floors --
from under the curtain
a reflection so bright
specimen cup --
the sound of water
one drop of blood spilt in the million dollar room
fragmentation --
numbered notes on white paper
all in a row
these long halls --
all of the the others
walking away
3 a.m.
I am the ghost
in your hall
I assume the position
of a lizard --
biopsy
deconstruction
like breaking glass
and then -
a quiet knock on the door
i can't stand to hear my name
awakened
at shift change, two a.m.
so they might ask,
"what will you do
for the rest of your life?"
the sound of fluids,
cries and voices,
a bell rings and rings
two clocks on the wall
display a different time
Latin words and phrases
from behind a closed curtain
a face reflected
in shatterproof glass
behind the locked gate
too dark for it's plumage
a blackbird at rest
we make not a sound
watching each other
enjoy the cool breeze
.