A dead bee in an empty web -
(Weaving as he goes) Appears at first glance
To be a magical levitating against all
Rational thought sort of thing.
A closer look - I can see the thin
Strands invisible in the shadows
Holding the dead hollow creature.
(this is how it ends?)
A fine architecture of wealthy lies
The structure of our modern endeavour
And she was but a child atop the crow's nest
- The exulted call of the carrion eaters! -
Suspended in a web above Gaia's child
((Meandering Mother) (Incest Lover)
(Murderer of the Piercing Serpent)
(Water Dragon of Chaos) (Demon of Envy))
A sprig of myrtle - And scattered salt
In her hair - and the dead hovering bee
At the bus stop -
And as she fell (with a whimper)
She thought of far away green
She thought of her love.
Thursday, May 7, 2009
The Dead Bee
Waiting for the bus and noticed a dead bee in a spiders web.
Labels:
imagination,
language,
lisp,
nature
Sunday, May 3, 2009
Joy Delights In Joy
This is about how people who believe in god heaven/hell afterlife can kill with ease. let god sort it out, they say with a grim good humor.
A joycean pun on shakespeare and the opportunity to rhyme broken with bourbon.
Too Too Fabulous!
She dowsed him sweet knocked him flaton the ground
She regained he stood on his feet and yelled
In rage and snorting nonsensical sound
Head bone to bridge of nose and she he felled
Sweets with sweets war not she through blood spoke clear
And I moved forward sensing our weakness
Where stops the bus there shop I - laugh my dear
Once last time her blade plunged into my breast
Charming flashing red and blue filled the room
Still flashing splatters of blood and broken
Flesh and splashes of sorrow sadness gloom
And fuming anger soaped carpet bourbon
He can end as well she slays easily
Are we all not bound for eternity?
A joycean pun on shakespeare and the opportunity to rhyme broken with bourbon.
Too Too Fabulous!
She dowsed him sweet knocked him flaton the ground
She regained he stood on his feet and yelled
In rage and snorting nonsensical sound
Head bone to bridge of nose and she he felled
Sweets with sweets war not she through blood spoke clear
And I moved forward sensing our weakness
Where stops the bus there shop I - laugh my dear
Once last time her blade plunged into my breast
Charming flashing red and blue filled the room
Still flashing splatters of blood and broken
Flesh and splashes of sorrow sadness gloom
And fuming anger soaped carpet bourbon
He can end as well she slays easily
Are we all not bound for eternity?
Labels:
imagination,
shakespeare
Saturday, May 2, 2009
Virus
I was going somewhere or meeting someone - can't quite remember. I went down the town and was waiting in the square by the Legislative Assembly Building.
so that:
so that:
Virus makes satin for poison
slimy liquid
Venomous sap spa
Melting away a gwy by the blutful
Language is a virus is a rose is a poison
PHARMAKONS
Remedy
Poison
Charm
Drug
Numbing time mind of memory...
Watching the trees and
The leaves as they fall...
Fading light
Dull sleepy weepy blue
Gray bottle pink nose.
An empty fountain turned off
After hours. An empty piazza
And a statute shrouded in metaphysics
On Mort Street, banish mother of lain death,
Three AM drunken gibbering. A young family.
A young lesbian couple arm in arm in love
Turn and walk past. (The love that dares not
Erode all values.) The space around the words
Is empty. NOTHING. Australian
Bird contrary not so much screade as sing song
Torn stripped long list of torn clothe.
Harsh calling forth the going down of day.
Lane way of heartless public arte,
A moth drowning, Death struggling listless
Water rejecting accents of light. Tip Tap
Tip tapping song riddim of a woman's shoes.
She has tied her hair back.
Her lover takes a photograph
As if affection and the all at once proof.
I sit on a bench and charm spells from outta lies.
Ancient plant so ill famed. CRIMINAL. And yet?
Leaf page cartwheels wan empty space.
Well Fed.
Well Watered.
Warm in house and dress.
Vanity of giving.
And yet refuse to help.
And extend three electrical cheers
For dem rulers what ax so little
What allow 'em to be cruel, as they wanna be.
The rapid clicks and clacks
Of the bicycle tyre. A low growl
Electro dance rumba ramble.
The red of her land
The yellow of her sun
The black of her skin.
The Stoned Bus Station
One of a seemingly never ending series about public transport. it is all true.
The young women
The bus station
Stoned
One was wearing a hat
Made of a lactic bag
Torn and twisted into shape
Drunken DaDa - On her head
One giggling (and nothing more)
The third woman a vacant mark
On her face -
Absorb her own reald
The young women
The bus station
Stoned
One was wearing a hat
Made of a lactic bag
Torn and twisted into shape
Drunken DaDa - On her head
One giggling (and nothing more)
The third woman a vacant mark
On her face -
Absorb her own reald
Labels:
bus,
drugs,
working class
Sunday, April 19, 2009
Be Realistic
Be realistic demand the impossible, an old slogan from '68 days.
Also from 68 Je suis Marxiste, tendance Groucho
A slogan painted on a banner and hung from atop the HQ of the french football league
Football belongs to the People.
Football does not belong to the multinationals.
Football does no belong to those who initiate focus groups and vie over naming rights, the ones who buy and sell our teams and move them if it suits, destroying communities, breaking hearts.
Football does not belong to bean counting suits who force a change of jersey every year, so that fans get on a never ending cycle of needless purchases.
Gotta make money they say.
It is just business, they say.
Etc etc etc...
Blah fucking blah.
Murdoch tried to buy up rugby league, (rugby league started in australia in early 1900's after starting in northern england a few years before.) he failed, but damage has been done.
Do not be afraid, brothers and sisters!
The world is hurtling to disaster and we are constantly told "We can not fix the problems, global recession and all that."
What the bosses lack in imagination they make up for in avarice.
The bosses will destroy OUR world for a few bob.
Let us not be so constrained.
We have nothing to lose, we have a world to gain.
Also from 68 Je suis Marxiste, tendance Groucho
A slogan painted on a banner and hung from atop the HQ of the french football league
Football belongs to the People.
Football does not belong to the multinationals.
Football does no belong to those who initiate focus groups and vie over naming rights, the ones who buy and sell our teams and move them if it suits, destroying communities, breaking hearts.
Football does not belong to bean counting suits who force a change of jersey every year, so that fans get on a never ending cycle of needless purchases.
Gotta make money they say.
It is just business, they say.
Etc etc etc...
Blah fucking blah.
Murdoch tried to buy up rugby league, (rugby league started in australia in early 1900's after starting in northern england a few years before.) he failed, but damage has been done.
Do not be afraid, brothers and sisters!
The world is hurtling to disaster and we are constantly told "We can not fix the problems, global recession and all that."
What the bosses lack in imagination they make up for in avarice.
The bosses will destroy OUR world for a few bob.
Let us not be so constrained.
We have nothing to lose, we have a world to gain.
(Every political failure is
A failure of imagination)
For the old men and old women
In the factories ten twenty thirty
Years on the same production
Line. Knots of knuckles contorted
Twisted arthritic pain
Constant missing digits or
Fractions of digits
Burnt - cut - calloused
Be Realistic -
Demand the Impossible
Why not free buses?
Why not free health care?
Why not free education?
Why not no armies?
Why not no racism?
Thursday, April 16, 2009
Woden
gotta love bus stations all of life in one block. must have written this on a Wednesday.
Fragile underneath old-timey
Wan god of war and leftist lover
Of pale poetry
Pilgrim bus station -
Dressed all taffeta - drunken
Police Methadone
Today the nameday giver of poetry
Wending my way northwards - to hell -
Windy the modern onset - underground -
Twisting and turning now facing East
Now Vespers - Now the roaring clotted
End of day
Now the reedy couple -
Junky rushed - Screaming Desires
Thrown packet of cigarettes
Into the face -
Obscenities hurled
Along the platform
Young woman on a bench makes
Herself small, not easy to see
While screaming they care not
Only intent on each others failings
And so ignore as she sends messages
To her friends
A thin silver cross
Between rounded breasts.
Labels:
bus,
dusk,
working class
Wednesday, April 15, 2009
Afternoon
I wrote this sometime. just over a year ago. looking over some stuff and i thought, i like this one. so here it is.
In the laughternoon
The settling son sorrows
The thousand and one
Bosoms of Artemis
Away walking
The slight blush our ladye's
Waye away lousy deer!
Away you Elders!
Sway away - false economics
From the lien of the loan
To the bust of the bank
The surface is beautiful
Dazzling - but underfoot
Only corruption and death
The view from here
Seem limitless
Far into space
Far across the future
But when one looks down
Everything stands on a motion
Of death - a motion to despair
Or the jenny sister would
Mouth it - Windmer day
When all would speak
And be taught shame.
Labels:
bus,
dusk,
imagination,
sorrow,
theory
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