my life is a panorama of wasted effort
when ten toes are a crowd these shoes have got to go
my heart beats for everyone
reality is an inside out soul, what’s the difference between you and me?
i am given to pause when i sniff flowers for they are plant vaginas and penises
a house is meaningless in summer [...]
Entries Tagged as ‘sentence quickies’
May 13, 2009
non sequitur: unrelated stanzas
March 6, 2009
…sleep’s release of sleep’s rel..
…within dreams where we drift deeper the cosmic substrate to dissolve into possibility leaping from life to life on the psychedelic froth of an existence telling itself tales…
October 24, 2008
Plink, Plink
In the sparsely clouded sky it rains in full sun and the road turns to mirrorglass, momentarily blinding the world.
July 16, 2007
thoughts of coffee grounds
The purple paper flowers of chicory powder the shoulders of roads with a summer dandruff.
June 24, 2007
An Olathe Twilight
The sky is a bruised blue, tinged at the horizon with a purple blemish: the sun has passed away.
June 24, 2007
Rejection
One might get accustomed to this, but this doesn’t make it any less painful. A dull razor may still cut.
June 10, 2007
It gleams
There is a ruby on my finger, ringed by flaky calcite and inset in a circumference of pink quartz: it is almost healed.
May 3, 2007
Why are there few Italian vampire folk tales?
Vampirism is an allicin allergy; allegedly the Strigoi are able to handle garlic, provided the volatile aromatics are not released by ensuring the vegetable is not cut or bruised.
May 2, 2007
The Habit
Scattered in the cuttings, hemp seeds gleam like the swollen abdomens of orb weavers.
April 26, 2007
The Weather Channel
Crystal ball crones are being replaced by meteorologists, the weather being more important these days.
April 25, 2007
Skin Disease
Vampirism is a delicate condition in which the largest human organ is unable to handle the warm weight of photons.
April 24, 2007
The Nature of Pain
Physical pain is separation anxiety: the cells know where home is!
April 23, 2007
A Father’s Concern
“My son does drugs!” He emoted some more, smote various objects around the room, and smoked some herb. Thus calmed, he rationalized through a cloud of smoke: “He must’ve gotten it from his mother’s side.”