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Little Pink Matches
Grace follows a girl who whispers love and wears a sweat in gentle tufts; corn and syrup. Positively lovely, adorning the sky with curling lace and little pink matches, waiting to strike. 45 rpm, soprano lilt; return dear scent, fond … Continue reading
Blue For Me and Black in Spades
Blue for me and black in spades. One up and down with running totals – marked in blue and black for you. Blue of me who counts my cards and wilds imagination – blueways. Black in prairie … Continue reading
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Bellow the Bloat and Waste the Lamb
We stand outside and bathe – in starlight and glow, of histories in context and roots. Lives begun and deaths upon, stream showers of eternal end and story. Les lumières in canopy holding essence and finds – us who seeded the ground, that planted … Continue reading
Posted in beat poetry, Boulevard Saint-Germain, jack kerouac, leonard cohen, Love, Paris, Sex, Song, Spirituality
Tagged Albert Camus, Allen Ginsberg, death, devil, jack kerouac, leonard cohen, love, prayer, Serge Gainsbourg, the beats, tom waits
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Blushed Romance and Foreign Lip-Lock
We sail smooth runners iced and swelled, in teas of black with Chinese talk-talk. Lay your hands on me, such smoothness tickles; my fuzz and temptations – you feel. It’s our room on Boulevard Saint-Germain where hush-hush is our … Continue reading
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Twinkles of Stars
We turn around and find pinholes, water streams of light, from stars who swallowed and took our lives. With sounds of snorts and whiskered, bully throats. Whose heart am I searching, in this season of hello goodbyes? We look upon … Continue reading
Posted in America, beat poetry, Dreams, God, grief, Hope, Lucifer, Poetry, prayer, Song, Spirituality, Surrealism
Tagged Albert Camus, Allen Ginsberg, Arthur Rimbaud, death, devil, jack kerouac, leonard cohen, love, nature, poetry, prayer, religion, Surrealism, the beats, tom waits
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Tears and Sentimentality
The ocean is licking the wounds of sadness and desperation. Each day as the tide flows out – with tears and sentimentality. 2012 Barry Comer
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Tagged Albert Camus, Allen Ginsberg, Arthur Rimbaud, death, envioronment, leonard cohen, love, martin luther king, politics, prayer, tom waits
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Beat of Our Dreams, Sweet Thoughts
We climb to the stars baby – the stars’ ladder. We are those stars of charts and meanderings through the crystal skies, the jet-plane paths and blue oxygen. How far I climb is up to me, but all I see … Continue reading
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Backward Movemaker
Sitting on a hole in the sky – she flies – my mind drapes arms reaching – up the chute and down the even temperament; look below, the flow, the flow, the flow – the numb-horsed tropia – while the ringmaster whips. … Continue reading
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A Discharge in Dirt
Born dead with blinding light, we escape the mouth of time tugging back. Riding the light and the charge, it is a one-way straddle feeding the volts. Look up, gaze down – it’s where we end, a discharge in dirt. … Continue reading
Sleep Dreamer
draw my hands that glide on water… Continue reading
Posted in Albert Camus, Arthur Rimbaud, Spirituality
Tagged Albert Camus, Ferlinghetti, Jacques Prevert, Yortzeit
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Sacred Ponder
Inciteful… choosing time to ponder. Continue reading
Posted in Arthur Rimbaud, beat poetry, leonard cohen
Tagged Albert Camus, Ferlinghetti, inciteful, love, Serge Gainsbourg
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The Lounge
Such a polished act, “who you mean”, your obscenity and crawling nails, they scratch the sidewalk, we lost all hope for You and walk with dark eyes; thrown from Your arms. You held the tickets, of children whose dreams and … Continue reading
Posted in Albert Camus, Allen Ginsberg, devil, First Surrealist Manifesto, leonard cohen, San Francisco Renaissance, tom waits, William S. Burroughs
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Morning Prayer
chins to ground among the shrill, hordes of anger with tiny voices of fruitless grain, ears sewn closed waves of wind, noise to white with mortal bites, elegant absence, mouths sewn open frosty views to simplicity of you, bastards of … Continue reading
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