when the
airplanes pass
they momentarily
eclipse the sun
casting
shadows and
redirecting
light triggering
memories of
the pacific
at 38,000 feet.
poetry
one time RC was in russia and took a picture of “Wine in ass.” – this inspired me.
poetryanimal fat congealing
forming solid mass on the surface of the
pepper red soup fondue
like feet on a swiss ball
you’d never indulge yourself to eat
and curdled blood served as a delicacy
sometimes you just need
liver diced into meat flowers
a little chicken foot
pig snout
or dog meat in your soup
to brighten your day
or keep you warm in the winter
like feet on a swiss ball
you’d never indulge yourself to eat
until you do
and find what smells like gym socks
tastes like candy
Thus, I became the Dust in the Poor Man’s Home
poetryIf living is living in the moment
Lord, it is so hard to make a second count,
it is hard to breathe in and [not] let go
There is this pain I can’t suppress or talk about
(you’ve got to mourn quietly after a while),
I’ve let it linger too long.
Maybe it would be better to go the bottom,
slide and disappear.
Gently, without noise
like the dreams that should have remained silent and
hidden in the teeth of the night.
haiku
poetrydisappointed
by the lack of ferocity–
waiting for the wind.
i am
poetryvegetized by indifference
this
train i’m on keeps rolling
down the track
no railway leading back
Quarter-life moments
poetrylaying in the half-light
of Sunlight’s struggles
to penetrate fabric
considering the options
stay
go
sit
lay
turn
roll
sleep
wake
making no decisions
only processing
considering no ends
only meaning
Growing old must be hard
poetryPerhaps among the top
10 crappy plights with
which the elderly suffer
from day to lengthening
day, is sitting across
a table/room/bed/couch
from their grandchildren
who want to talk but
know not what to say
because they can’t ask
someone who never leaves
their house, who can not
do anything different or new
“what have you done lately”
or “what will you do today.”
A Man for and With Others
poetryI am no longer a student
But a scholar A follower
Of the teachings of Ignatius
My life is changing rapidly
To transform into a new
Being of competence
To show the world my best
What am I to become?
What am I in four short years?
What am I in my prime?
What am I when I move on to the other half of life?
I answer you now
I shall become
A Man for and With Others
I will be
A Man for and With Others
I shall succeed as
A Man for and With Others
When I leave this place I’ll be still
A Man for and With Others
in breakfast i delight
poetrysweet coated sugar dew
morning time delicious too
smothered in milk are you
meh
poetryyou pour your
time
energy
life
into something hoping to give it life
hoping it will give life
only to find
most of the time
it remains as dead
as
the words on this page.
but it is very tiring
poetryi write most of these lies
with the most truth i have
and the most mind i can muster
and the very most saddest
of laughs
i write all of these lines
for the white space they break
i write ’till the sky goes black
and the earth itself starts
to shake
Quote of the day, heck of the month
poetryone of my favorite things
is to hear old people say
unexpected and jarring things
such as this quote heard today
from the lips of my wife’s grandma
concerning her view of Sarah Palin:
“God didn’t put tits on women for no good reason”
I thought you would all like to know
poetrythat i referenced
the sieve along with the sand
in my class today
forcing them to read
or at least listen to
a descriptive poem
presented as a model
of impecable writing
a model to be emulated
dreams i tell you, dreams!
poetrythe dreams i have
of jealousy
of hope and fame
dreaming of hope – i know its sad
they lead to things
like life again and again
i’m reminded
not to take things
for…
granted, i have things
hands being held
waiting for the next good picture
to present itself to me
in words
so i can know what color to paint it
and on what canvas
or 100% non-recycled paper
the greats?
they cut down trees and drew
their masterpieces
todayku
poetrywithered dreams revived
soft skin against silken sheets
nail on chalkboard breaks
a game i miss
poetrydown for the count
three taps on my left knee
knowing what’s coming i
face down in mud filled eye brushing contacts
remember the joy i find in the
bashing ramming pulling rucking scrumming
screaming
sometimes putting my kids to bed sucks
poetryMy heart beating fast
And my voice about to raise-
Released in a *sigh*
dear wal-mart,
poetryfu
ck
the
purpose filled
life
there is no
purpose
in
life,
th
us
it cannot
be purpose
filled.
qu
it
building these
walk-
ways
into
the
slaughtering house
so
the
she
ep
will follow
it.
(you will strip them naked and put their wool back on your shelves)
Regards,
David X. Hugo
They call me the destroyer
poetrysacrificial doves die
welcoming september
with their blood,
dying in agony, irrecon-
cileable to their
peaceful symbolism
“Hot sauce makes everything better” -Ned
poetryFunny how my day was
snatched from the ruins
of wishing for a different life
(or at least a different career)
only to be saved by the glory
of hot sauce bathed goldfish,
dripping Louisiana goodness.
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