Where We Sleep is an Arpeggio
A treble
cleft.
Three pieces:
of erotic longing
to be at once
a chord
bound.
Sunday, April 4, 2010
Saturday, April 3, 2010
Poem3
Beginning with lines from Oppen:
The heart uselessly opens
To 3 words, which is too little
you hold my hand
i love your palmistry
a red pulse does not mean
but vessels carry
feelings empty of nerves
their vibrating skin their seeds
the atriums full of pain
the hallways open for living
our scalpels sharpen
we are late
The heart uselessly opens
To 3 words, which is too little
you hold my hand
i love your palmistry
a red pulse does not mean
but vessels carry
feelings empty of nerves
their vibrating skin their seeds
the atriums full of pain
the hallways open for living
our scalpels sharpen
we are late
Friday, April 2, 2010
Poem2
Roman Warm Period--Pumakale
walk hot up
to blind & salty pools
to summer ponds
algae slicked columns
slip inside
the greening
to swim against
a history
walk hot up
to blind & salty pools
to summer ponds
algae slicked columns
slip inside
the greening
to swim against
a history
Where We Sleep is an Arpeggio
and each dreams
a note broken
from its narrative.
Thursday, April 1, 2010
And so it Begins, Poem1
The prompt: Title your poem, “Self-Portrait with ___________” and start writing from there.
Self-Portrait with Paper Flowers
a black rib, ribbed to cradle
each blossom
red crinkle
yellow husk
these ribs hold words in my chest
& paper clipped against my bones
a language meant for calling out
to the world how big
our hearts are
Self-Portrait with Paper Flowers
a black rib, ribbed to cradle
each blossom
red crinkle
yellow husk
these ribs hold words in my chest
& paper clipped against my bones
a language meant for calling out
to the world how big
our hearts are
Thursday, March 18, 2010
Late on the Parade
I'm a little late to have discovered this, but one of the nicest things occurs over at HTML Giant (or rather occurred in January and I missed it). Thanks Mike Young! You are a gem.
Also meant to update this a while ago, but life, you know...
Went to the hot springs last weekend with a cadre of poet-types. It was so nice. Hot, hot puddles & a cool breeze, blue skies. This after the best gyro I've had in the states. Still can't find one that's anything like what I had in Greece (It'd be so nice to discover a gyro place that put french fries in their gyro.)
Either way, these things make the list of Boise good times.
Entry 13: Gyros from Bosnian Express.
Entry 14: Hot springs.
Sometimes, life can be so good.
Also meant to update this a while ago, but life, you know...
Went to the hot springs last weekend with a cadre of poet-types. It was so nice. Hot, hot puddles & a cool breeze, blue skies. This after the best gyro I've had in the states. Still can't find one that's anything like what I had in Greece (It'd be so nice to discover a gyro place that put french fries in their gyro.)
Either way, these things make the list of Boise good times.
Entry 13: Gyros from Bosnian Express.
Entry 14: Hot springs.
Sometimes, life can be so good.
Tuesday, March 9, 2010
Mama Said
& so I believed her. She was an honest lady. I'd say it's a case of the Mondays, but baby it's Tuesday & I can't get it together.
Thankfully, I got 40 minutes left on the clock, every intention of stopping off at the Boise Co-op (ENTRY #12), to pick up New Belgium's TRIPPEL (the beer which I have recently become obsessed with). It's not a cheap beer, but I drink slow at home & it is delish...
Then I'm going to make this thing I've been thinking about all morning. Battered & pan fried sweet potatoes, with sweet chili sauce.
And then to read. And read. And read. For not my thesis (as I have successfully defended) but for my classes (which have fallen a bit by the wayside due to thesis... & mental exhaustion).
Thank god for good food & good beer.
Thankfully, I got 40 minutes left on the clock, every intention of stopping off at the Boise Co-op (ENTRY #12), to pick up New Belgium's TRIPPEL (the beer which I have recently become obsessed with). It's not a cheap beer, but I drink slow at home & it is delish...
Then I'm going to make this thing I've been thinking about all morning. Battered & pan fried sweet potatoes, with sweet chili sauce.
And then to read. And read. And read. For not my thesis (as I have successfully defended) but for my classes (which have fallen a bit by the wayside due to thesis... & mental exhaustion).
Thank god for good food & good beer.
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