Who Art Thou
Not-so-pretty Pictures
Bad or Verse?
He Burns to Trip (Parental Advisory)
Back A Wee Child...
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Poetry In Lotion Page 3
Some randomness, more ugliness
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Swarm
Love like a bomb
Impacts my soul
Mind and heart
Shock treatment
Curdles my blood
Into rotten limburgher
The scent of your absence.
When you are there,
Emotion and energy
Become swarms of bees
Tasting pollen from gangrenous fungus
They rape the dirt
And you rape me
With scalding oils of erotic cauldrons
Your witchery clings like dirt
To my murderous hands
My love, my kamikaze, my execution.
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Untitled
Though we are Alive,
i am Dead.
Walls still slither
Tendons reach from the brick
Manholes watch me from between
demon automobiles, worshippers of poison.
They belch their evil
In snaking scrolls
Novels written in the sky's blood.
i smell rotting flesh
Clench my throat
Cough up dead brain
Slowly chiseled out
Replaced by sweet candy,
Lies drenched in 7 flavors.
23, They count my neurons
As calendar days until
The sidewalk ocean drags my decay
Under its MTBE octane surface.
Veneer walls
Burned mossy by showers of acid
Imprison me in suburbia
Where We live
And i died.
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Bedroom of Planet Un67
3 aliens cocked, and one aimed from the pistol on my wall.
HR Giger drew his gun, his violence, my dwelling holds it now. My dwelling, where hell screams
from my stereo, a discus named Hypocrisy, summoning world-death and government alien lies.
In a voice envied by Lucifer, they traipse in death and pain with electric nephilim. My hellspawned
housemate screamed pain upon me earlier, wanting to nap the death of dreams, now jaunted to
whatever dead-souls club the lost and unburied frequent in search of a new lay-me lullaby, hoping to offset
the onset of the pater noster final rights. I glance from the ink my pen bleeds in artistic agony, to the tormented
dreams of Howard P Lovecraft, set in sci-fi typeset between Heinlein's outworldliness and the drugged psychodrama that
John Shirley plays on my knowledge tree, where the hell-stereo sits, brooding and biding the coming of...
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Underneath a Forgotten Bridge
The sand here is not flat and smoothe,
Is not Saharan, golden-blown and burning,
It has shoe treads and leaves,
branches and fast food debris,
To mark a thousand juvenile trysts.
The pillars here are not mossy, decrepid trees,
Are not Victorian, proud-standing and ancient,
They stand straight, angular, cemented and stark,
They whisper ghostly tales in spray-painted arts,
The marks of a thousand juvenile lives.
The brook here is not silent or stagnant,
Is not swamp runoff, a mosquito hive,
It flows gently and scientifically,
Ancient wisdom it grants aquatically.
The jovial remembrance of juvenile earth.
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Poems Copywrite © 2002 Empire of the Dark Jade
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