Friday, April 30, 2010
Poetry V.
Thursday, April 29, 2010
Nightmare of You -Thumbelina
Hey, dainty girl,
Flailing on the side of the road,
With your great thumb in the air.
I hope you don't mind my asking
But what happened to your underwear?
And does your husband know
A thing of your succeeding path
With car operating?
Sexual deviance!
But Julian would never understand.
And doesn't he know?
That just because he's a painter and he loves you,
It doesn't mean that he has got a clue.
About my Thumbelina!
I've never seen a pair of digits quite like your's... before.
And I've been travelling shore to shore,
Into arduous palour.
Your almost perfect body's got me quivering
In a ball.
To that brash cowgirl,
With her hands petting your crotch.
And humping you in towering grass.
Naked & gender-bending.
What makes you think the two of you will last?
For there's no damer man for her.
There's just this open road,
Where she'll hail down some pervert!
With the usage of her giant thumb!
But Jellybean,
You could never comprehend
The intellect of her mind.
And just because you can make her cum with your hand,
It doesn't mean that she'll be your woman.
My Thumbelina!
I've never seen a pair of digits quite like your's... before.
And I have travelled shore to shore,
Into arduous palour.
Your almost perfect body's got be quivering
In a ball.
But twas a loon on a hillside.
Planting a seed between your thighs.
You fancied his therapies,
But he's just a sadistic sadonist
Who gave you that bastard kid.
My Thumbelina!
I've never seen a pair of digits quite like your's... before.
And I have travelled shore to shore,
Into arduous palour.
Your almost perfect body's got me quivering
In a ball.
Yeah!
My Thumbelina,
My Thumbelina.
My Thumbelina,
My Thumbelina.
My Thumbelina,
Hey, have you seen a... oh.
Wednesday, April 28, 2010
Poetry IV.
Board Games for the Heart
How could I ever let myself get this way,
I tried so hard to separate myself from their reality,
From the regulars enrolled in the fucking game.
My instructions: never say love, never say your name,
Never utter a sentence in either of those directions,
Those were my rules and I used to follow them well,
They kept trouble out of my clutch, kept the dice out of my grasp.
Until one day, I let one slip, one seven syllable phrase changed my game,
Of course only now do I realize what an idiot, a fucking fool I became,
Because from that point forth I enter The Game.
The game you start playing once Shoots and Ladders becomes too passé.
Poetry III.
Lonely darlings can't see me pout can't hear me moan.
Lonely darlings,
Can't see me pout can't hear me moan.
Lonely darlings,
Can't see me pout,
Can't hear my moan.
Tuesday, April 27, 2010
Monday, April 12, 2010
Poetry II.
It took me two and a half seconds to think this through,
but I spend the rest of my hours stripping it,
of all the hidden details,
over romanticized it all to an ugly ,
guilty pleasure.
Saturday, April 10, 2010
Poetry I.
How can I fill space with all that I know not
never experienced and never once known, how can
I expect to convince the prevailing ears that I've
time and time again been there and done that.
All lies.
Just lies, filled with imagery falsely presented in verse
so sure of itself, but never once understood
the power of what it narrates.
Nostalgia





