the frumious bandersnatch or whose part is this? The Tecate Wars 2007-2031 V. 1(non-explicated)
Thursday, December 31, 2015
Wednesday, December 30, 2015
oh Lies
and Hate
Perfidy
is in there too
define great
she said
the red hats
(Depardieu a Russian now,
that fat drunken turd)
a passing shot
the passing lane
slow moving people stay right
we talk fast
but we don't understand anything
Puedo Hablar Mucho
Pero No Entiendo NADA
see the way
they tell you
the fear
it's there
the way they hold their Ketel one and tonic
the lime quivering
bullocks
son
ballsackian
misogynist
racist
fascist
grand manipulator
Borat-esque
but Putin- real
flying and diving
insulting
and winning
insulting and winning
fuck that asshole
thats what they're saying
fuck that asshole
Falsutations fellow ferrous bearing
philatelists!
Stand on ceremony!
Awaken to the beating heart
ten thousand sea creatures acknowledge you
and thus it was seen
still you waited
believe in sonorific emptiness- the dry corn husk
of imperial certainty
believe in nonembraceable warfare
a syntactic malamute
chained to a breathing dragon
the disencampment seriality of worn out
paraphrases:
Et tu, Brute?
there but for the grace of...etc
time waits for commercials to end
the avarice teachings of secondary religion
God is great, God is good
Lord we breathe fire unto thee
in hopes that this day
this day
is ever thus,
see?
philatelists!
Stand on ceremony!
Awaken to the beating heart
ten thousand sea creatures acknowledge you
and thus it was seen
still you waited
believe in sonorific emptiness- the dry corn husk
of imperial certainty
believe in nonembraceable warfare
a syntactic malamute
chained to a breathing dragon
the disencampment seriality of worn out
paraphrases:
Et tu, Brute?
there but for the grace of...etc
time waits for commercials to end
the avarice teachings of secondary religion
God is great, God is good
Lord we breathe fire unto thee
in hopes that this day
this day
is ever thus,
see?
the sun
waffled
a thick syrupy
mess
the sky dripped
with nitrous funny car fuel
we swam the river of solemn
entrance
to the broken tiles of tomorrow's troubles
shopping for baffling material
in anaerobic silence
was discomfitting
still, marked insurgencies abounded
new york times were had by all
a prescient revival was acumenically disbursed
to the most deserving,
as always
Tuesday, December 29, 2015
SAN FRANCISCO
is
BEING KILLED!
great GOD $$$$$$$$
greedy
for MORE MORE MORE MORE MORE
regular
people can't afford
to
stay
after
they get evicted
so someone can
SELL for MILLIONs
can't blame people for wanting money
but the soul of the city
is being sucked
dry
LESS and LESS
reason to stay
that's the way
it goes
right?
FUCK THAT
is
BEING KILLED!
great GOD $$$$$$$$
greedy
for MORE MORE MORE MORE MORE
regular
people can't afford
to
stay
after
they get evicted
so someone can
SELL for MILLIONs
can't blame people for wanting money
but the soul of the city
is being sucked
dry
LESS and LESS
reason to stay
that's the way
it goes
right?
FUCK THAT
Monday, December 28, 2015
If the fits
of Nature love
such a poor expression
for Pan wandering in
the ruins
you caused the grass
to sour
and spoil the milk
-we drank wine from a goats bladder
and slaughtered a lamb
actually we ate crackers and
cheddar cheese
and Monterey Jack
I knew the actual Monterey Jack
he lived in a rusty quonset hut
-he got hit by a train while walking drunk on the tracks
you can't hear the train coming
the noise comes after
Pan was playing a flute
-it was not a pan pipe
regardless
we couldn't hear it
either
of Nature love
such a poor expression
for Pan wandering in
the ruins
you caused the grass
to sour
and spoil the milk
-we drank wine from a goats bladder
and slaughtered a lamb
actually we ate crackers and
cheddar cheese
and Monterey Jack
I knew the actual Monterey Jack
he lived in a rusty quonset hut
-he got hit by a train while walking drunk on the tracks
you can't hear the train coming
the noise comes after
Pan was playing a flute
-it was not a pan pipe
regardless
we couldn't hear it
either
some steady recourse for
your corporate success
the bondi tram
almost took Charlie away
but it was beach weather like
EVERY DAY
still things change
my mother fell and broke her hip
she was being interviewed
on the tv news about the fire
but the firemen were
RIGHT THERE
And then Lizzie moved to London
and the aryan cube-mates quadrant
began to be unresolved
we em-Bryce-d
the change
(he had those incredibly blue eyes)
but all that money talk
I guess that's what happens
when you have a baby
your corporate success
the bondi tram
almost took Charlie away
but it was beach weather like
EVERY DAY
still things change
my mother fell and broke her hip
she was being interviewed
on the tv news about the fire
but the firemen were
RIGHT THERE
And then Lizzie moved to London
and the aryan cube-mates quadrant
began to be unresolved
we em-Bryce-d
the change
(he had those incredibly blue eyes)
but all that money talk
I guess that's what happens
when you have a baby
Sunday, December 27, 2015
The circus
like a loaded weapon
the stream of water
pours through
the thoughts
of the elephant
time is a marked man
this makes no sense
the bullet has eyes
for the strong live in weak houses
say you are dreaming
and I will not
wake you
and when the pain subsides
the sky will open
with sleet
so sayeth Algor son of Balgrunt
like a loaded weapon
the stream of water
pours through
the thoughts
of the elephant
time is a marked man
this makes no sense
the bullet has eyes
for the strong live in weak houses
say you are dreaming
and I will not
wake you
and when the pain subsides
the sky will open
with sleet
so sayeth Algor son of Balgrunt
Monday, December 21, 2015
Sunday, December 20, 2015
As your thoughts
melt behind the sun
we stand and watch
the readymade
beginning
of an essential tawdry
mistake
sympathetic
it seems understandable
the paint is not even dry
and we sharpen the thoughts
yet
do not stand
in the shade
William Blake
the sights are beheld
in misfit eyes
and stolen from the cradle
oh theres no ghost in the night
we don't need ghosts
and they need us even less
so watch out
its meaningless
I know
you know
where the time runs
a million light years from here
there's a guy selling hot dogs
so
BUY ONE
melt behind the sun
we stand and watch
the readymade
beginning
of an essential tawdry
mistake
sympathetic
it seems understandable
the paint is not even dry
and we sharpen the thoughts
yet
do not stand
in the shade
William Blake
the sights are beheld
in misfit eyes
and stolen from the cradle
oh theres no ghost in the night
we don't need ghosts
and they need us even less
so watch out
its meaningless
I know
you know
where the time runs
a million light years from here
there's a guy selling hot dogs
so
BUY ONE
Saturday, December 19, 2015
Friday, December 18, 2015
Onward
downward
upward
seams
or toil
memory
sinks
behave now
seems
right
like
the fly is
growing
the
crow
flies
we are the
seam
we try
too hard
we block
the clouds
we lift
we sweat
we toll
the bells
not for thee
not for thee
go now
see the future
in the entrails
of the bull
the ides of December
we grow
like the sun
we fly thru space
at 600,000 miles
per hour
mote
in the dust
flaw in the
iris
tell me
now
where is Paris
the streets
and swings
the
random chair
I guess
what I'm saying
is
I need to
get out
of
bed!
Thursday, December 17, 2015
backwards
walk backwards
talk backwards
think
again
yes
backwards
legs before feet
hips before
torso
breath
before
lungs
thought before
brain
ever
speaking
our backwards
thought
spilling
it like food from
the fork
the fork pulling the food
from our stomachs
the hands
slapping
the child
before she
talks
go backwards
again and again
speak backwards thoughts
again and again
fill the gun with bullets
to shoot ourselves
again and again
you kill with a thought
Wednesday, December 16, 2015
the work
of late
has been
a series
of random
thoughts
strung together
with no rhyme
nor reason
in hopes that
perhaps
some inner creature
might shine forth
like a beacon
it seems though
the creature is more drug addled than one would have hoped
and the light is more like
the flick of a bic in a dark alley
and
for that
I apologize
to myself
and the world
of late
has been
a series
of random
thoughts
strung together
with no rhyme
nor reason
in hopes that
perhaps
some inner creature
might shine forth
like a beacon
it seems though
the creature is more drug addled than one would have hoped
and the light is more like
the flick of a bic in a dark alley
and
for that
I apologize
to myself
and the world
Tuesday, December 15, 2015
wandering through leaf strewn memory
we sidled up to ambiguity
this western-movie cinegraphics
shoot em up
with car chase scenes
you spilled your Sprite
on the girl in the next row
we ambled out
like two raccoons
on an evening stroll
but we did stop for
Whoppers
or was it
Milk Duds?
hard to say
memory is a fickle thing
I know we spent all your money
and had to walk home
but it was lovely rain soaked evening
we sidled up to ambiguity
this western-movie cinegraphics
shoot em up
with car chase scenes
you spilled your Sprite
on the girl in the next row
we ambled out
like two raccoons
on an evening stroll
but we did stop for
Whoppers
or was it
Milk Duds?
hard to say
memory is a fickle thing
I know we spent all your money
and had to walk home
but it was lovely rain soaked evening
Monday, December 14, 2015
Sunday, December 13, 2015
jews are not you
its never any good to talk about
unless you know, Isaac Bashevis Singer
his magician lover practical
wander
in a book
in two books
in many many books
I had a girlfriend who read
Graham Greene's
The End of the Affair
for months
until I got it
but I guess I wasn't really
paying attention
silly how we can fly through these books
its never any good to talk about
unless you know, Isaac Bashevis Singer
his magician lover practical
wander
in a book
in two books
in many many books
I had a girlfriend who read
Graham Greene's
The End of the Affair
for months
until I got it
but I guess I wasn't really
paying attention
silly how we can fly through these books
Saturday, December 12, 2015
some said he always had a cloud over his head
Satsuma
Satsuma
Satsuma!
Haha
S atsuma
Orange
blossom
flower
tree
Feign
Stupor
Stupid mirror
torpor unfeigned
slow to the inside
And He's a Hoarder
For the win!
---the degree of fortunado
mc sidewalk
streams
of solemn silence
in the wake
of the noise fronted
cartel
you are a bona fide
tide of wishing
the sunsets are
gorgeous I hear
somewhere the song is heard
in a corner bar
or in a car radio
on the highway
with the windows rolled down
and the AC blasting
we can get away from this
we can fly away
or we can sit tight and
listen to the glasses clink
and the laughter
for tonight
and again maybe
tomorrow - supercilious
---the degree of fortunado
mc sidewalk
streams
of solemn silence
in the wake
of the noise fronted
cartel
you are a bona fide
tide of wishing
the sunsets are
gorgeous I hear
somewhere the song is heard
in a corner bar
or in a car radio
on the highway
with the windows rolled down
and the AC blasting
we can get away from this
we can fly away
or we can sit tight and
listen to the glasses clink
and the laughter
for tonight
and again maybe
tomorrow - supercilious
cunt load
yer tales of whoa
are dimly lit passages
of a nincompoop nabob's
interior bastardization/denial
bereft
of the bequeathed
with airs
of flour
and turpentines
an ascot de t bone steak
the cook is remiss
in his
\great god grill\
we have newgenerationfinance
and chili crabs
-contiguous
cheroot-ski
bailing on flooding
sinking in the gloam
smirking with venus
the apple is far from the tree...
- - - cold dead fingers.com- - -
sez
yer guns are for the taking
yer gunz are doing the killing
yer guns
are killing yer own children
13 9-11's worth of dead Americans
Thirteen 's
an unlucky number, see?
----pledged
mortificently in the hallway
the towels were laid
to catch the water
dripping from the ceiling
dripping from the
stoic glances
your car refused to start
and your parents wouldn't call a cab
we stole your cousins bike and rode to the
bar
we played Loretta Lynn
and The Cure on the digital jukebox
and drank
until the rain stopped
your cousin called the bar and said the car was working now
tomorrow we would catch the ferry
back to the mainland
The grey
Angels
Breakfast
Kafe mit brot
She said
Baden Baden
But the trains
Were not running----
the state is a dry match
waiting to be struck
years of brush
years of dry
turned everything to tinder
you walk out into the sun and
the air sucks the water right out of you
we had a giant fire at a campground
the wood was hard and dry
we drank whisky
we got into fights
the pine needles laughed at us
we were stupid----
I doused the fire
and stood
staring at an orange cat
it was 86 degrees
in the shade---We had a house in town that my dad had rented. It was late August when got there. It was hot but overcast. A man and a woman who lived nearby told us there was going to be a lightning storm. The man had thick glasses and was wearing polyester pants. The woman's hair was piled up high on her head. She said they were going to drive up to the hills to watch the lightning. My sister and I looked at each other and then we looked at my dad. These were the kind of situations that my father did poorly in but I don't recall what his response was.
death defying acts of wastefulness
incredible stunts of unsustainable energy consumption
mind boggling displays of everyday cruelty
greed of biblical proportions
it's really not much
fun
jews are not you
its never any good to talk about
unless you know, isaac bashevis singer
his magician lover practical
wander
GOP in a Mayonnaise Sandwich Islands
sing
of the munumunupukupukua'a
sweet silent
standard bearer
for the
islands
cheroot-ski
bailing on flooding
sinking in the gloam
smirking with venus
the apple is far from the tree...
- - - cold dead fingers.com- - -
sez
yer guns are for the taking
yer gunz are doing the killing
yer guns
are killing yer own children
13 9-11's worth of dead Americans
Thirteen 's
an unlucky number, see?
----pledged
mortificently in the hallway
the towels were laid
to catch the water
dripping from the ceiling
dripping from the
stoic glances
your car refused to start
and your parents wouldn't call a cab
we stole your cousins bike and rode to the
bar
we played Loretta Lynn
and The Cure on the digital jukebox
and drank
until the rain stopped
your cousin called the bar and said the car was working now
tomorrow we would catch the ferry
back to the mainland
The grey
Angels
Breakfast
Kafe mit brot
She said
Baden Baden
But the trains
Were not running----
the state is a dry match
waiting to be struck
years of brush
years of dry
turned everything to tinder
you walk out into the sun and
the air sucks the water right out of you
we had a giant fire at a campground
the wood was hard and dry
we drank whisky
we got into fights
the pine needles laughed at us
we were stupid----
I doused the fire
and stood
staring at an orange cat
it was 86 degrees
in the shade---We had a house in town that my dad had rented. It was late August when got there. It was hot but overcast. A man and a woman who lived nearby told us there was going to be a lightning storm. The man had thick glasses and was wearing polyester pants. The woman's hair was piled up high on her head. She said they were going to drive up to the hills to watch the lightning. My sister and I looked at each other and then we looked at my dad. These were the kind of situations that my father did poorly in but I don't recall what his response was.
death defying acts of wastefulness
incredible stunts of unsustainable energy consumption
mind boggling displays of everyday cruelty
greed of biblical proportions
it's really not much
fun
jews are not you
its never any good to talk about
unless you know, isaac bashevis singer
his magician lover practical
wander
GOP in a Mayonnaise Sandwich Islands
sing
of the munumunupukupukua'a
sweet silent
standard bearer
for the
islands
the Colt .32 had belonged
to my grandfather who died of a heart attack in Marathon, Florida in 1965
When I was in high school
my dad showed
me where he kept it and where the bullets were
right next to the bag of pot he grew
between the corn stalks
in the garden
the pot not the gun
I kept adding oregano to the pot
as I pinched it
- he didn't smoke it
but I ended up smoking oregano
to my grandfather who died of a heart attack in Marathon, Florida in 1965
When I was in high school
my dad showed
me where he kept it and where the bullets were
right next to the bag of pot he grew
between the corn stalks
in the garden
the pot not the gun
I kept adding oregano to the pot
as I pinched it
- he didn't smoke it
but I ended up smoking oregano
Friday, December 11, 2015
the majority of
clean implacable
non - asian
impresarios
stranded in a sea of shopping carts
does this follow
I read Moby Dick once
oh hecka simplified
we are the world
we are the children
some gum sidewalk adventure
sticks and thrones
will break your heart
not unlike love
or Alzheimers
try to forget
the bad times
sweet holy Jesus!
Sunday, December 06, 2015
Wednesday, December 02, 2015
the bi-ennial
stations
of the cross
with
a roll on the field
and hearts un awakened
time slips by and the skies are not
the answer
you have
the reason
you have the senses
you are not the you you thought
quotation marks
ampersand
period
wells dug in the desert
cinnamon buns
thrown out the car window
travelling at the speed of light
(aren't we all)
are we all
going back in time
becoming our memories
such a beautiful time
full of pain and anguish
and odd recipes
Tuesday, December 01, 2015
a 1973 Ford station wagon
with faux wood siding
parked at Sprouse-Reitz
it's a 102 in the shade
and the asphalt is melting
we bike to East Avenue
and to the rad lab
there's an olympic size pool
and you can buy Butterfingers
out on Mines Rd. seasonal grape pickers
live by the creek
you can share your lunch with a boy who only speaks Spanish
we play sandlot baseball
pitcher's hand
edge-u-cated heel
we ride bikes with baseball gloves on the handle
at the pit after it rains
there are pollywogs and
later frogs come up
one year it was thousands
thousands of frogs invaded the field
it was a massacre
junior high boys
with giant rubber bands
killing tiny frogs
with faux wood siding
parked at Sprouse-Reitz
it's a 102 in the shade
and the asphalt is melting
we bike to East Avenue
and to the rad lab
there's an olympic size pool
and you can buy Butterfingers
out on Mines Rd. seasonal grape pickers
live by the creek
you can share your lunch with a boy who only speaks Spanish
we play sandlot baseball
pitcher's hand
edge-u-cated heel
we ride bikes with baseball gloves on the handle
at the pit after it rains
there are pollywogs and
later frogs come up
one year it was thousands
thousands of frogs invaded the field
it was a massacre
junior high boys
with giant rubber bands
killing tiny frogs
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