there are no parents anymore
and here we are passed out
on street corners with
canada house strewn in grass
and when we wake up smelling
rolling over and on one another
there will be no scowls of disapproval
we will drunkenly disrobe
and dive into dispassion
numbly injecting happiness junky style
as if nothing even mattered at all.
Author: David X. Hugo
no ground
poetrystaring at the wall
paralyzed
some people call it
second-guessing
i feel disinterest
in even moving
there’s a leap of
faith in walking
like you’ve got
somewhere to go to
but that place is
just a different one
to repeat the same
tradition in
until you’re staring
at a wall
infinitely second-
guessing
wondering what you
should do.
hate poem
poetryi retract what i said previously
about wanting to scream or shout
or cry out upon my demise some notable
phrase that might get etched somewhere
so people could say “oh he was so” this
or whatever because i realized one day
that i hate almost every last other
human being i have ever met and would
prefer not even a tombstone to be
remembered by because you would all just
fuck it up somehow anyway.
Zackarie Neyill
poetryit’s kind of funny to watch
everyone misspell his name
and say he was with them while
they were hunting or doing their
laundry or just thinking of him
all because they want him to be
there
all because if it was their way
he would be
all because people are supposed
to understand that death is unfair
and that he should be there still
because humans are used to imposing
their will on unwilling surroundings
but sometimes we fall absolutely
short
and blatantly lie about the truth and
claim our will
imposes on
even if nothing happens.
i need to go running more often
poetryyou are waiting for
a miracle to happen
as you look in the mirror
your body decomposing
the blood will turn purple
then black
energy will ebb and flow
until left standing alone
in a field full of corn
is you with just the crickets
mocking you and you are
waiting for a miracle
to happen
i’m telling you that
statistically speaking
you will turn to dust
waiting for a miracle
to happen
your beautiful face will
be lined across
and the tears of regret
and the pangs of nostalgia
may bring you to your knees
waiting for a miracle
to happen
the building and mirror will
disintegrate
the president’s plane will
circle around
tons will be moved here and there
in metric and standard
humans imposing their will
and you will be just waiting.
breaking the law breaking the law
poetryi have a warm bed
but my feet hang off the edge
sometimes i hear the distance cry
like some tainted lullaby
and it hurts.
i’m at a train station
playing tug-of-war with impatience
sometimes i hear it coming
but it’s probably just storming
and it hurts.
December 13th, 2007 at 02:23:06 PM
wire under water
poetrycan’t write for shit stop
too busy smoking stop
drinking stop
hand discolored stop
love? stop
on human and civil rights as told from the perspective of the american white male
poetryif there is no skin
if we’re all just the same
then why don’t i hear
you crying my name
when you sit on the pulpit
your eyes all aflame?
this is about the monster
poetryyou indignant monster
maybe you are green
at the towns-folk for
their primal jeers
conversly
they hear your cries
echo through the valley
and are angered and
who is the chicken?
I SAY BOTH
I SAY
AFTER THE MELEE
WITH THE PITCHFORKS
STREWN ABOUT
WITH THE BLOOD ON YOUR
GREEN SKIN
YOU’RE ALL CHICKENS
AND THERE ARE NO EGGS
AND I HEAR YOUR CRIES
DOWN THE VALLEY STILL
and i will meditate
on your tears.
ruminations on social constructs
poetrythere is no human in us anymore
our arms are in need of refinement
with them we cut through our surroundings
like drops of oil in water
dead baby bird in a parking lot
poetryin the parking lot like
a pile of garbage
there lies the baby bird
who fell from his nest
gruesomly reposed
permanently although
you only see him on
your ways in
out
and you note “oh, poor
thing is still there”
but he’s been there every
aching moment
getting ground by feet
and wheel and
turning slowly into dust
and
getting eaten by bacteria
he won’t move unless
something moves him
it’s
invisible in plain sight
no one wants
his unfortunate
circumstance
on them
and the bacteria add
to the illusion
that every aching moment
doesn’t ache at all
and that things just
disappear.
teriyaki chicken
poetryhere i am at a restaurant
i’m in the back
they’re asking me to shake
chicken
i keep thinking about talking
i can’t concentrate
on the spices
i am busy thinking about human
interaction and
being the most complicated animal
and being the only one of measure
and they’re asking me to shake
chicken
and
i can’t remember where the teriyaki
is
if
i can remember how to speak
at all.
stockholm
poetrysome of them smiling
at the boot
as it come down
i will not be one
of them
i will be like the
stag beetle
against the boot
even in pieces
and in the garbage
until nothing can
keep me.
i drink coffee i write poetry yum yum yum
poetryi left the only tracks in the snow
the only heart beating in the world
why wont the moon come back?
and time kept pushing my sails
like a robot.
December 24th, 2007 at 02:45:34 AM
samurai chef
poetrythe warrior is shackled
and puts his blade
to use cutting appetizers
to sate the gluttons
and the all-gods of money
be they mystical
or real as the shackles
the cutting
lasts for 8 or more hours
a day
and then his hut for sleep
and then back again
and he might do this forever
but maybe his shackles
are made out of pride.
silence is real
in speech lies confusion
there is nothing we can share
what i realized my first time taking lsd
poetrythere are no horns
playing for you
no matter what you do
a horn is played by
a person and that
person is just like you
and people don’t follow
other people around
waiting for important moments
to emphasise
with horns
there won’t be any
horns for you
ever
no matter what happens
no matter if you hear them
no matter what you’re doing
they won’t be there.
dithering and/or jealousy
poetryALL OF YOUR FAKE POLAROID PICTURES
EXPENSIVE CLIMBING GEAR AND
BEAUTIFUL SCENEREY
DITHERED AND BLURRED BECAUSE TODAY’S
MOMENTS JUST DON’T HAVE STICKING
POWER
AND YOUR LIFE MUST HAVE STICKING
POWER
BUT YOU’VE LOST IT ALREADY
UNDER THE PRETENSE THAT
YOU MUST EMPHASIZE ANY THING
AT ALL.
you americans fall in love every day
poetryi pissed myself laughing
and broke my ribs and
turned blue-close to
asphyxiation
and the tremor giggles
were painful for days
and i shit my pants
and oh my legs quivered
at the all-holy
and wept at its feet
and then i went to work
and came home and ate
some food and then i
saw another one and
for lina
poetryin my youth i used to
disconnect our family’s
home telephone and
run a line up to my
bedroom and call
girls or prank
call businesses
i was on the
internet
giving out my credentials
chatting
and
sometimes even
recieving phone calls
from california
or ann arbor
or iowa
even after punishment
i would run this wire
in the night
like a spy
i never knew
you were dying for that
and
i’ll be turning
24 this year.
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