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in closing
I’m past passiveVoices. I mean, it made sense at the time. I was drifting passively through the experiences created by others. But that was a product of chapter two (and, more generally, of the Two, but I digress). Experiences color … Continue reading
current events
who the hell could possibly know that life would plant seedlings that’d grow into friendships of grass and snow.
if you’ll join my writer’s bloc,
we’ll hide our pens ’til muses knock, and save better lines for better times.
ill-usion [[re-dux]]
[[(re-)read the original]] Sparrows hum disfigured melodies as memories become days. I awake dazed and bemused by the dampened soil caressing my back. Apparently I have fallen. Asleep beside me is the abstraction of a woman, her deep blue eyes … Continue reading
one change per-chance
man this train smells, but at least i’ve got a seat. on a subway going somewhere, and that where is up to me. the first stop is dunn loring, yes i’m on the orange line, then you walk into the … Continue reading
the block buster
if you’d just rewind, i’d see clearly its our time, at least in my mind. if you wouldn’t mind, like a mix tape we’d rewind, making up lost time. in a moment’s time, i could resurrect your mind, if you’d … Continue reading
cocktails and cliffdives
with a flick we arrive, but you’re acting like you don’t care. your back greets us with a smile as your eyes watch the setting sun. i think we’re making too much noise finishing our last rhymes. oh well. nothing … Continue reading
dictionary
12.09.08 this poem is a metaphor. a meta-formality of postmodern poetry. this poem is written from a third-person point of view, but a first-person state of mind. [that second person interjects sometimes.] this poem is a form of the verb … Continue reading