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The Tree of the Knowledge of Good and Bad Part 2
From a recent slam at Loser’s Slam in NJ.
There is, incidentally, a tree of the knowledge of good and bad part 1. That one similarly plays with the line of the obscene and innocent. Or on the real, that one ACTUALLY does…while this is just sex as fun. That one….I don’t know if I’m gonna post that one…
My parent’s have computers. This is enough. -
Spring Poem
It is the trumph of Huxley
over Orwell every cinco
with our hot mexican vomit
breathing into the confused breaze.
The lust that really means
you are fat and full of hormones
and drinking little wayne sized
portions of nightquil at 8pm.
Its still a cold rain.
Its a snort replacing your commas. This
blissful new season. Nature will
coo once again as it tries so hard to kill.
You will not excape:
Whether the dead puppy
flopping at the end of your fist
or this aqward sweaty skin on your shoulders
the jacket is coming.
You can’t excape the jacket
that glares like your mom
from the messy side of a couch
with it’s pockets full of yellowing tissues
and useless plastic that use to hold
the meds they make meth from.
The legs are growing ripe from
colorful sundresses I’ve been told
but I can’t tell with my eyes all
black and sandpapery. Goddamn
I wish I had an eyepatch
and the abillty to walk like I’m sober
or a throatful of vanilla ice cream
followed by a painless death.
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Loving the Black
Too many think only assholes oppress.
Nice people dismiss. Ignore is worst then hate.
A kind oppression is a slow, inevitable holocoast.A poison that hollows generations wide.
The stare in a upenn office space that says, yes
I understand this joke
just let me live to payday.The day I was convenced
evolution spoke perfect english
was so happy. I got up ready
to shine the next morning.I like racists.
They welcome the relief of a good shit.
They remember when Broken was worst then death.
When shame use to mean a thing.My question is this:
How much oppresion is there in a 10 mile radius of your house?In joke space: Would you rather kill a dog or Little Wayne?
No, you can not pick the breed of dog.
No, we are not discussing Iran.I’m talking about a one city block of
crackhouse and family
when speaking of the slow sick disbowelment
we are calling: “unempowered.”I am speaking of the weight
and cliche of
loving the black. -
Posted on May 5, 2013 via this isn't happiness. with 4,658 notes
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A haiku from the article: Rossellini’s ‘Voyage to Italy,’ With Ingrid Bergman
Posted on May 3, 2013 via Times Haiku with 53 notes
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This is a transparency
I was
young and dreadfully
inconsistent.
Frightened easily
of new things, change,
and the deep seated ache
located in my chest.I am
still so painfully young
but there is a harshness
to my youth,
an innate resilience,
frightening and whole
in the bones of my spine. -
pnom:
Fight The Power!
Happy National Masturbation Month
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WAS NOT EXPECTING THAT
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30/30 : Wall to Wall Carpet. Floor to Ceiling Mirrors
Tentacle of yarn feels
fine given time.I woke up to a polyblend
anemone massageand bits of old receipt where
there was once wood this morningand made tea in a box with
no windows.Somewhere in fairmount
the dinosaur machinespaw at the last remaining
crack house.Plywood approaches the shape
of a place.Stuccoed pastel like a cupcake,
they wait with scripted signsacross the street from Mr. Frank,
who sways in loose pajamas. Says“We gonna die forever
big warren. We ain’t shit.” -
from Andrew Zawacki, “Vertigo”
Please do not misunderstand.
That woman who carries winter
inside her, dizzied by snowfallthat won’t level off—I would say
I love her, but I is too strong a word
and love not strong enough.Posted on April 30, 2013 via POETRYEATER with 136 notes

