A sky embroidered with a myriad of light,
I come as warm dawn,
and again, rose-rayed moon.
Over and over
I fall
for our stroboscopic,
scattered sparks of fire.
A sky embroidered with a myriad of light,
I come as warm dawn,
and again, rose-rayed moon.
Over and over
I fall
for our stroboscopic,
scattered sparks of fire.
This goes out to all who have found true love, an eternal flame–the fortunate few who deeply and completely understand love at its very core. Thank you for reading.
Love is patient, love is kind,
it does not envy,
it protects, trusts and hopes
and all that jazz,
but mostly it requires a sense of humor–
like for when a dude watches you
put on pantyhose
or when your lady hears
you burping and peeing simultaneously.
Love is snoring,
endless sports and shows like Deadliest Catch.
It is killing spiders, boob sweat
and listening to her cry
when even she does not know
why it is happening.
Love perseveres,
and it will always find a way,
especially when we all practice
fart management.
It sneaks in, pouring like warm honey
through the cracks of
my window shade.
The city streets stretch–
and slowly liven as
icy dew forms
upon my soul,
for I too must rise
and shine for another day of
absolute horseshit at literally the most
Mundane.
Job.
Ever.
Fine, sunrise,
you relentless nag.
I’m up,
but I swear I’ll quit today
if that bubbly,
know-it-all bitch, Denise,
doesn’t stop squawking about her wedding.
I’ll want to frame his kisses,
write them down, keep them in deep pockets
and tightened in jars.
Much like a starlit sky,
warm summer sand
or the wowest we’ve ever felt (x infinity),
if only I could keep them (these magic moments),
I’d never have to wish for them ever,
not even once,
ever again.
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Connecting the dots on his neck,
my lips making constellations
in the celestial sphere, exposed,
we smoothly spread in the vault of heaven
Verb
Some are lucky enough to
uproot, escape
the blind cacophony of
aahs and oohs,
and blend
freely, openly
into the Ultimate Verb
Eros, Philia and Agape
One soul, two bodies,
both with hopeful intensity
that transcends physical appetite.
My best friend, equal, alike in virtue,
we know passion without necessity of reciprocity.
Pure, this is love that consumes and surpasses all else.
This morning in the shower I wrote a poem about being a linguist. I am not a linguist, but this is what would happen if I were one.
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If I were a linguist
who uses her tongue freely,
I would be cunning and write a poem about
driving a lexis
and wearing a diphthong.
There’d be something in there about synnning
and taxes and that’s why
I’d be awkward and have no friends
if I were a linguist,
so I wouldn’t be much different from who I am now,
if I were a linguist.
Your predatory plans are flawed,
my insatiable omnivore.
“Surrender–
I want the dirty girl hiding behind that sweet face,”
you say, salivating.
Cornered. Unsuspecting. Prey.
You think you will
take me down and
and devour me alive.
I think you forget
this is not my first time being hunted.
Powerful and poised,
primal energy patiently
waits in the shallows.
Her time is coming.
Precision in motion, timing personified,
she has chosen wisely
and remains hidden
until her moment to shine.
Her subtle confidence
communicates strength and exudes knowing.
The following haiku was inspired on a recent flight when the woman sitting next to me gave the flight attendant the finger:
Stay Wild
ripped jeans, snake-skin heels,
rocking that Joan Jett mullet.
doesn’t. give. a. fuck.
And now I shall present my SkyMall favorites from this particular trip (it changes every time):
Finally, my favorite of all the SkyMall gems–Hiccup Stick. It’s a stick. For hiccups.
Here is a video of testimonials for Hiccup Stick. Ladies and gentleman, I invite you to please keep in mind that it is a friggin’ STICK.
So what you’re saying is that I could go into my backyard RIGHT NOW and collect some sticks and sell each for $6.99 because of the hiccups? You’re joking. I’m wasting my life here, trying to make something of myself. Screw writing. Hiccup Stick, I am your new competitor. People, I will hunt you if you choose Hiccup Stick over my stick. I will sell my personal stick to you for one dollar cheaper, deliver it in my bathing suit to your front door and if you’re hot, for $4.00 extra I will give you a kiss on the cheek. Bonus feature? My stick was created by THE LORD GOD OUR SAVIOR. Just imagine, the Holy Trinity up in your mouth, helping you get rid of the hiccups.
I accept all major credit cards. Buy NOW.
I want to hug you
on Bahia Honda beach or
in Baltimore on an autumn afternoon.
We can hug in Central Park,
or on the glass skywalk
over the Grand Canyon.
It frightens us both,
but I want to hug you there
in snow or spring
or on state lines so
we can be in two places at once,
or four if we’re running west.
I have this feeling,
together we can do anything
and wherever we go,
I want to hug you there.