Illegal drugs... DEA Drug Information, teen drug abuse
Saturday, May 29, 2010
Things I like
Illegal drugs... DEA Drug Information, teen drug abuse
Thursday, May 27, 2010
This is the poem you never asked for and that I did not want to write.
But you never asked me, so here it is:
Wal-mart was out of coffee the day that we
Decided to make a large breakfast, and I was hung over and started drinking at ten .
And you have a permanent blush when humor over.
I would agree with you that your distance is infinite and that I should not try to define you
Whatever that is:
And the city-soaked stain of your syllogistic temperament took over when you and I ignored thanksgiving
And I will all the aplomb of the hideously out of place told you it wasn’t your fault
(and in fact nothing has been, but I won’t give you that
And you have so suggestively subjectified yourself that nothing ever will be)
(and the kind of thing I can’t put in to stories, just an FYI is
What color your eyes are but I’ll remember how your hair smelled
And I hope that’s not weird or anything), and
To be honest this is honestly too honest to my voice (I like
Word games and weird pauses when I talk) (and I’ve started moving my hands more---must stop
Zizek!)
And so thoughts:
(the rest of the space is yours please fill in
the spots where I came too close
to what is Real and had to stop)
Tuesday, May 18, 2010
Therapy
In order to allay her desperate mood,
He stood upon the stoop and watched the stars
And wondered where the moon would hide itself.
He knew, for instance, she was of a social class
That permitted not his kind, although she
Herself, did not know that.
She drank manners with breast-milk, and his
Were hard-contrived, and perfect, when he wanted them.
But most times he did not.
“She/he/it fucked X” was a construction he used a lot,
The fricatives pleasing and stabbing.
He could drink wine from a jug, and once
In the foulest temper he had, paid someone the homage he knew
And punched him till his ears bled.
Now, don’t think he was untutored – he knew instead that blood
And the drawing of blood, were what he could say to show how much
He knew the other boy could take. He kissed him hard short after, a loveless, lustless kiss
That pressed his lips against unyielding force.
Monday, May 10, 2010
Experiment 4: Friendship
And smoking in my car the same cigarette I smoked in my daydream,
Tuesday, May 4, 2010
Saturday, May 1, 2010
Written as part of a DWP "Ice Breaker"
the relief of circular earth;
Ribbons of concentric colors, the red racetrack
That freezes and turns into black shale
and silver-studded mica
My parents let the lilacs grow wild
at the house where they left me.
I suppose I am from those, too.
I am from three generations of English and German teaches,
immigrants caught in a slowing spiral who
clung to books and unredeemed, unwarranted pride.
I am from the creaking floorboards,
the way the wind would rock the the care
where sometimes I slept in Hot Springs, Rapid City, Spearfish.
I am from there, and too
The summer nights beside a streamfed lake
And of leaving for college
to have the same address for ten month
I am from the overabundance
of impermanence
The product of nothing
except a search for place.