Mediator

M E D I A T O R      The mundane is a hulking cage heavily padlocked. Dull and uninteresting parallel common daily routine. Our collective lifestyles include the most deeply numbing, monotonous tasks and it seems that everyone is thinning in one way or another. If only we could create new versions of ourselves, FIND    SOME    WAY    TO    REPLENISH. A man grinds his teeth on a park bench. A bomb ticks innocently. A blinking red light smiles with suspense. A clear-eyed vessel filled with thick smoke and a pressuring glow vibrates with anxiety. One easily comes face to face with sickly, eggshell colored walls. KIDS   SITTING ON COUCHES  WITH  SUNKEN EYES  AND  SLACKJAWS. escape artists live on our streets, supplying highly demanded poisons to the disillusioned. and on the  other  side  of  the   locked   door,  there  is  bureaucratic nonsense. Amusement.     Critical Investments.     No Regrets.     Buy Temporary Alleviation. An acceptable solution is to saturate our brains with meds, board up our windows. This is a good case for distortion. Each and every surrounding person requires dissection and examination. We’ll get sick from floating through so many bottomless structures and inhaling such crisp, clean and bleak air. I wish someone would fill me with cigarettes and a substitute for salvation, or   I’ll find myself walking blind and Useless against the rushing winds. P   o   w   e   r    R   e   l   a   x   a   t   i   o   n F E E D     T H E      P I D G E O N S     W H E N     I T’ S     C O L D     O U T leather chair     windshield scraper    sports section     primetime program I  am  an  idea; I  am  not  really  here; this  isn’t  really  happening. Products! …and don’t forget to get the names. Read the labels. It is best when you’re born dignified. Maybe I should close my paper-thin eyelids. T H R O W S E E D S O N T H E D I R T L I K E D I C E get comfortable taste young and fresh. Pests and hosts writhe all day in livid pools.  I need to stay awake  I need to be happy  I need to have sex  I need the pig and the doctor.

Posted: March 17th, 2010
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INVENTOR

Posted: March 17th, 2010
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Dancer

Posted: March 17th, 2010
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Animal Mind

animal mind
all I ever want to do is
fuck and fight
we will not speak
we will grunt and howl
bare our teeth and breath heavily
all I ever need to do is
release
release my blood and instinct
salivate in front of a plasma TV
that would be nice

Posted: September 17th, 2009
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Spread

Written in wrinkles are senseless obsessions printed like incurable diseases.
And on a need-to-know basis, words become contagious killers, saturating the air like graffiti on a wall.
Our minds are easily infested with laughing pests, speaking of false intelligence and very few would rather rot in the corners of sterilization until it’s safe to move on.
We have been told that our heads are full of sin and viruses and disability.
Give me pills. Quickly fix me. Forgive me.
We are force fed the newest diet plan.
We have been diagnosed with profitability syndrome. They tell us we are sick bugs who need them.
Five-thousand dollar burial box.
Headlines and controversy and commercials fed intravenously into our veins. Catheter full of excitement and concern.
The nurse vigorously licks the bottom of a coffee cup in front of a beeping screen.
Entertainment is the late breaking news on the lives of our most well-known, no-talent alcoholics and cokeheads.
This stylish exploitation is a fashion statement.
What they’re looking for is blood on the pavement.
These filthy, self-proclaimed professors wade in shallow wastewater and don’t bother to wash their feet sensibly.
My body feels like a chunk of raw meat, salted and seasoned for the geniuses to eat.
Even as we migrate, the spread bites us.
Our only solutions come in silent syringes blinding sight and attention.
Focus our wrath and cold apathy and see what’s happening.
Take the vaccine, a suppressor in a subtle shot.
Wipe the insecticide from your eyes!
This is the apocalyptic lecture of social skin spots.

Posted: July 23rd, 2010
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