I am a fan of lists. I stumbled on this one the other night. It is an interesting list. I would be impressed if a person of any gender could do 15 of these things.
http://www.esquire.com/features/essential-skills-0508
Take a skinny dip into the warm psyche. Have a dialog with the strung-out ego. Categorize a few mental meanderings. Enjoy some rhymes if you've got the time. Feel free to leave some confessions of your own.
Saturday, December 3, 2011
Regrets
Woman with no regrets?
Haven't met her yet.
Does she shine different in the sun?
Does she shimmer?
Is she iridescent?
It that how we would know her from all the others?
Is her to do list filled with simple tasks?
Does it read: Wake, breathe, sleep?
Haven't met her yet.
Does she shine different in the sun?
Does she shimmer?
Is she iridescent?
It that how we would know her from all the others?
Is her to do list filled with simple tasks?
Does it read: Wake, breathe, sleep?
Thursday, November 10, 2011
Tuesday, November 1, 2011
untitled
The fusion of busted riders
sends me to solitude of garden soliloquy
hidden harmony orchestra
trumpets of crickets
diving into water movement undulations
escaping the infinite living moment
where nothing hurts but the thorns of an artichoke
and nothing scorns but a running hose
Sunday, October 30, 2011
Two year old poem get's new life
Family's naive fodder follows my every which way.
I maze through
life
Etched in me
are
mistakes
patterns
rituals
rites.
Around the fire we sit
watching embers dance
the smoke and ash
reveal the past.
The fire leaves us with visions
and more family lore.
Wednesday, June 8, 2011
What should have been on the radio that day
I absolutely love this song. It feels like a shared experience. It feels like when you are in the car after you grandmother has died, and only you and your sibling understand the meaning of this moment and how it will live -- embedded in your grey matter for the rest of your life. This song feels something like that.
Saturday, November 13, 2010
I'm trying to communicate with you
This is for the people that are leaving posts. I am not smart enough to understand them.
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Wednesday, November 3, 2010
The cold is near
I want to dip my hands in a barrel full of scratchy wool socks.
I will pluck out a pair of discounted misshapen army-regulated green stockings. They will go over the meaty part of my calf. They will cut off the circulation and keep my legs below the knees warm as I stand in the coldness waiting for everything and anything.
Wednesday, August 4, 2010
Sac
It was 1997 and I was in love with the freedom of living out loud. I had a job delivering copies and I drove all around the Sacramento area delivering goods. I experienced traffic like never before. Driving became a sport.
I had received an electric guitar as a birthday gift and I worshiped Stevie Ray Vaughn. His songs and techniques were all I could hear. I snuck into Old Town bars to here blues bands play and occasionally they would cover one of his tunes. In my delivery van I kept cassette tapes of SRV to learn his phrasing.
After I worked all day I would venture out into the city. The night was full of opportunity and the sky full of stars. I sat on the hood of my car atop one of the parking garages and watched fireworks light up the riverfront during Pioneer Days. The cool river wind blew at my face.
In the tunnel that stretched from Old Town to the Downtown Plaza mosaic art moved us along.
The farmer's market appealed to all the senses.
I was young and my pores were open to all that was this time.
I can still feel it.
I would go to the river front in twilight hours and catch glimpses of river otters hunting for food.
Even in the city I would look for hiding places where I could find nature. In capital park I climbed a tree and sat looking down at tourists.
I always wanted to be observing. I just wanted to be still.
The adventures are fun, but being -- just simply being, is the great challenge.
Tuesday, April 13, 2010
I haven't written on my dear blog in awhile. I decided to share some of the ramblings from my writing class journal:
"How would you describe the carpet? It is green and blue Berber.
Or you can say...
The carpet winds across the room; shattering the white of wall paint. It meets the chair legs and shows some classy reservation by not taking hold."
How would you describe the act of clipping your finger nails? They were long so I snipped them.
Or...
An inch would be too gross. They start to measure a 1/4 maybe and I start to feel uncomfortable. They get crooked, yellowed, and dirty. It is hard to play guitar. They snag on my sweater. When I splay them on the ground, I bid farewell to some more of my DNA."
Saturday, January 30, 2010
The dryer of my mind
My energy was restless
under the sheets
when I was supposed to be listening
to the quiet menageri
I grinded my teeth
right down to where everything is naked and still
and still
you haunt me
like a lost
lost
bill
circling the realms of the dryer
of my mind.
Tuesday, January 12, 2010
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