When I said,
“God this is yours, I’m giving it all to you,”
You turned my world upside down.
Starting in my toes they tingled
To sensations ambling in my ankles
That tightened in my shins—
Taut Charlie Horse’s without pain
Pushing past my tensioned thighs
Swirling to the tip of my spine
Splashing into my tottering stomach
Surging around my quivering lungs
Ascending beyond my pulsating heart
Catching in my straining esophagus
Lifting my buoyant arms skyward
Pressure coursing to my startled eyes
And finally, though it only took a moment
Through my head you compressed
The last remnant of my resistance
And poured all of me out.
Day: April 20, 2010
From the coffee shop
poetryI like to watch people
As they’re walking down the street
But I never see their faces
Cause’ I’m always looking
At their feet
O Computer
poetryIncessantly making
working sound
light flashing
on/off/on/off/on/off
keys lagging
mistakes everywhere
windows not loading
windows appearing
half loaded
unusable
cursor jumping
now you see it
now you don’t
gotta love pc
The Messenger
poetryIt’s hard to hate the messenger
even when he only carries lies
and lies and
bullshit in a shoulder-bag
Perhaps that’s the real message,
or the one worth hearing anyway.
In any case, I’ll try not to hate
the messenger.
But I will wait for him
to bring me some good news