Sunday, February 26, 2012

God.

There is hope for a tree that falls,
And we cut down God a long time ago
Only to leave him there
As we wandered about in pride
Cutting down others
As a form of evangelism.

We hadn’t changed
We still put quarters in the machines
Hoping for dimes,
And were short-sighted
Chained to ourselves
And our minds

While
She
become a rose. 

Wednesday, February 22, 2012

apathy





What is apathy, but a natural response to pressue, to a sense of responsibility-- to the gnawing of the spirit compelling one to accomplish it all, to seize the day, and the resulting desire of vertigo, to fall.
To fall, to say, I can't; I won't, 
'tis to heavy of a burden, I am only part man, part dirt clod, trotting the earth heavily, for our shoulders hold boulders. Yet, we can always carry them together, but that was never our generations thing. Interdependence was a thing of cults and archaic societies, so we chose apathy as the ultimate form of individuality.

Monday, February 20, 2012

The Wasted Days

the wasted days
savage grace

no salvaging or saving

the preacher eulogizes

to the future

and harmonizes a past of certainties

for that’s all we can be certain of

our past

and the collective memories

I guess

that’s our Truth, our Bible. Our love

the moments were all we had,

for the moment.

The Widow

the widow
her eyes carried the rearviews

mirrored perceptions and we all

knew that she wouldn’t live

another year

clearly, she was dislodged from her body

when she heard the news

Knew that her soul would be homeless forever

Until, her lids dropped.

He was a good man.

Friday, February 10, 2012

Train Song.

Brand me a hipster, but never black
For that’s too heavy of a cross to bear
And I never had a choice anyways

So I slide sideways, between the
Color lines and bleed red,
White and blues. But this isn’t
News to You.

Knew that beyond the purview
Of us, there was no justice
Because we would just reincarante
Eachother, and just have more blues to sing

Efterklang, our modern drift
Had the draft of Slyvia Plath’s  baked head
For there were only carcasses in our wake
Up, we ran until our soles bled
Existential dread fed the mouths of babes
Watch us fall out of the zeitgeist

Swerve through purgatory
Middle passage immune system
Systematic theology Calvin
Klein Jeans ran through our
Family tree
Trunkated  wisdom, pulled out
And abandoned in emptied parking lots
Where tricks pull out tracks near the

Train.