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Monthly Archives: August 2010
Whine The Wind For Another Tale
Trickling some laughs and rippling steam, allow my hands to palm the curve, and smell my sense and shake the salt. Ears and waves her boiler-room shy, trust the touch; the experience of age. Smell your sense and shake it … Continue reading
Posted in Albert Camus, Allen Ginsberg, beat poetry, devil, Drug Abuse, God
Tagged Bad Karma, Blades of Grass, Emotional Choices, love, Summer
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You Pompous Jerk
Find out where it is and toast it – fire it – melt it. See what it is and claim no ownership. Live it, breathe it – fight for it – discard it. Sweep up pips and pops, bangs and … Continue reading
Posted in beat poetry, devil, glenn beck, God, jack kerouac, tom waits, William S. Burroughs
Tagged glenn beck, God, homeless, misery, politics, republicans
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Dance the Sin
A little less bible, give me the belt. Make me blue, give me wings, make the house jive coffee, make it simmer, jump and trip the wires – let it rip my cords. Flash-time purpose, pinch and feel my throat. … Continue reading
Posted in Allen Ginsberg, beat poetry, David Cronenberg, devil, God, jack kerouac, prayer
Tagged alcohol, Allen Ginsberg, death, devil, God, Gypsy, leonard cohen, love, Rand Paul, tom waits, William S. Burroughs
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Fast on a Track, Quick to Go
Way down where the hands meet mine – my gloves, the tights and my round-steamed hints. I am boogie, the dance up top, the willow that bends and the freak out lyric – rattle cups, brittle nails. My oh, my! … Continue reading
The Guide, The Snort and Diem
Make little dimples in the air, the ones you drew in water, the currents – the sounding of the horns; the hunt. The leaves flow down, they pause for breath – and the source of beat, the sound of heat, … Continue reading
Posted in beat poetry, Spirituality, tom waits, William S. Burroughs
Tagged alcohol, Jacques Prevert, leonard cohen, tom waits, William S. Burroughs
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Bruises Upon Bruises
Let’s search the stars and find your life, beyond this street; your neighborhood. Find the thoughts once thought, the particulars of minds lay dormant – who no longer reach. Be friends with twinkles, the faded sheets; of life that separates … Continue reading
Posted in Allen Ginsberg, beat poetry, jack kerouac, Paris
Tagged alcohol, Allen Ginsberg, Ferlinghetti, jack kerouac, trains
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