
i'm sad i missed evolve this weekend, any opportunity to bathe in a waterfall and camp with the gang is a grand chance missed.
here is a little poem that i've been tinkering with on my typewriter. once i get a scanner i hope to upload it because it is much nicer in ink the whole format falls apart on here for some reason. oh wellz.
I
an infant cries, the yard below
spinning
shamanic reveries
held up between a moment and
a distant port.
idly i wait
cooly considering
the wind of happenstance
for i am fickle as fate
and no less blind
wine spills as easily as time
and who am i to
for that is that
it rained today.
ca va ca va ca va ca va they say
-i was not invited
to the barbecue
below.
it's a shame
for we could have chatted about the weather
or caudillos
or soup.
i smoke upstairs instead.
II
solitude and summer rain
tidal thunder has a hold of the night
i walked down empty streets as the sky crumbled
carried softly in doughy reverie
stoned, lucid
lovely solitude
found in empty alleys and flooded nights
i do not feel woe or want
perhaps un chat at the
base of my bed
count thy blessings sip thy tea
i feel something in this brew
the devil says he
feels
it,
too.
walk do not rest watch do not listen there is no time for punctuation
the apocalypse is here so grab the cat i'm ready for my just reward
the pleasures of the flesh were too great i saw i wept i reaped sweet
fate but still the devil is behind his schedule
the pot has gone cold, flip the switch, another brew
oh never mind, i've had
it
we're through
twiddle these thumbs until doomsday comes
they say i have a
morbid
streak
hah.
III
on return from camping in mile end
moon imitates the street lights
cafe olimpico waverly and st. viateur
streetlights
mock the moon
their iced coffees are perfection, ya know?
i've been off the radar
couch camping
crouching kodak hidden gardens
running away from
home is
just as
novel at the
ripened age of twenty
seasonal imperfections and the sensation of
eternal childhood
summer
walking smoking talking bliss
as the humid air
keeps close by, the
whole
lonesome
way.
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