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for when humanity is not enough
Submitted by NonSequitur on Thu, 01/26/2012 - 19:37I am lashed to a gypsy boy
by one colossal sky.
when this universe becomes a cage
I remember that his eyes are
black holes, magnetic dripping wounds,
and through them
we could probably tunnel our way ascendant.
I will miss you, gypsy brother
on the sometime day when
your pain is no longer a false alarm.
if nothing else,
remember the morning
Young'uns
Submitted by NonSequitur on Thu, 12/22/2011 - 13:54I swore it was just one of those in-between gigs -
a nice fiscal pick-me-up between my English B.A
and my philosophy post-grad.
But there's no demand for nattering Nietzscheans, it seems,
so here I remain,
making martyrs of the brats whose hall passes I deny,
and confiscating gum from the ones smarter than me.
In their skinny jeans and gangsta pants
those kids are brewing the next sexual revolution.
For A Different L Than Before
Submitted by NonSequitur on Mon, 11/14/2011 - 17:20
Your particular neurosis is oddly placid:
the lukewarm tension of overwatered coffee
with a streak of malice
like chai too brutally peppered.
Sodden in the dregs is an aching sadness:
like the gin you tipsily told me
you needed to get through the day.
Your lips were slick with gin when
you pushed your tongue inside of me
as though the marriage of sex and drink
had birthed a drug slightly too lethal for words.
dirty bone
Submitted by NonSequitur on Tue, 11/01/2011 - 14:35love me down like a bone
like a harsh moan
like a punch thrown
against those cold bones
from bitter ash so gingerly sewn
kiss me down where bile is grown
smack me down on that ancient throne
and torture out
a long harsh moan.
people's princess
Submitted by NonSequitur on Sun, 10/16/2011 - 20:02dear fairy godmother, i wished too hard on a dying star:
give me back my workaday sunrise
and every view i no longer see
since my prince's smile shattered mirrors
and narrowed my world to the scope of his arms.
give me back washtubs
and village children slinging berries
and the freedom inherent in never being seen
ivory towers are much darker on the inside:
my dreams play out in a room with a view
but i'd settle
