Showing posts with label poetry. Show all posts
Showing posts with label poetry. Show all posts

Tuesday, February 11, 2020

I AM A HORSE.


You are a rat,
I am a horse.

you are a man,
I am a woman.

You are a Sea Cowboy,
I am a land Cowgirl.

You are night.
I am day.


You are mythology,
I am Poetry.


You are a pencil,
I am a pen

You are Rock N' Roll,
I am the Blues.

You are Morrison,
I am Joplin.

You are the tip of the boot,
I am the sole.

You are a head of curls,
I am straight head of hair.

You are Sage, 
I am PiƱon 

You are a musician,
I am practicing.

You are a wall of weapons,
I am a dagger.

You are a loud ear piercing laugh, 
I am the cause.

You are electric,
I am acoustic.

You are giving,
I am a thief,

To all the clothes
in your closet                             


March 28, 2016 - Arco, Idaho

Saturday, December 7, 2019

THE PARLOR.

Ivanhoe Manor,
Milwaukee WI
(My Home)

My flat was the Parlor of a bloodless blue Mansion
 dating back to the late 1800s.

The light would flood
waves of poetry onto my skin,
across, beneath & between
 my most delicate parts.


At Golden Hour
my shadows would whisper each verse to me, 
the way Cohen would whisper to Marianne.


I wonder if I have ever been a Muse?
To a stranger?
To a loved one?
The way
 I felt Muse 
to the Star in my Parlor



Wednesday, May 30, 2018

SCALLOPS & COHEN.

Belfast, Maine.

In the morning, 
Tessa eats blueberry ice-cream,
it tastes like shit.
we both agree.

New England & Lyme's Disease Fears
A Tic creeps toward me on the steering wheel, 
a scream turns to a swerve on Hwy 1
ashamed of my backbone
Acadias Dashboard mugshot, 
judges my distress
with her dauntless stare.


 In the evening, 
You cook me scallops over maps of Maine
12 scallops & 8 dollars later
we bump hips, 
occasionally stepping on toes,
propane stove.


In the Night,
you lay on the ground 
acting out "loneliness" by Leonard Cohen
three logs and sheeps wool starts the perfect fire. 
I still smell the scallops 
the cabarant is gone.
the empty liter sits beneath the bench,
in the rain.

The black book of poetry is wet, 
it doesn't matter.
All that matters are Cohens words 
he's such a smart guy.

The moose skull above our cabin,
makes me ponder life and death.




Monday, November 10, 2014

HOME.


"home is where the heart is"
-or so I've been told-


My heart may be in my home,
 but i take it with me
when i leave.


home is merely a place, 
to hold my things.





"Home is within"