These are shorter poems, so I will fit them all into a single post. Thanks for reading.
I Don’t Feel Much Passion
I don’t feel much passion, maybe I don’t feel at all.
The physicians, the psychiatrists…
Do they really care to retain sentiment,
or is their focus merely about bones and brains?
‘Cause if I got a soul, it has never been maintained
by x-rays and inquiries on what pills I’d like to take.
9/28/09
I Don’t Want to Be One of Those Bodies
I don’t want to be one of those bodies
coughing up cheek tar onto sidewalks,
or receding from the future for fear of the past.
The mouth of history’s traumas must be washed out with cold creek water.
Not to suffocate, but to cleanse. Not to assimilate, but to set free.
Not Fascinated
Not fascinated by the buzzing of refrigeration machines,
sounds like the death of an imaginative dream.
Not supposed to be fascinated by life, it seems.
Just told to seep in the muck of mediocrity,
smile as if content with the idea of property.
Subdivisions, car washes, and a taxidermy.
Let us exchange individuality for irrelevant pleasantries.
This Stream
This stream has not polluted me, so I sprinkle a bit of rosemary in it.
Bless the water for being my mercenary.
A Celestial Drool
My poetry is a celestial drool, a tear dripping
from Lucifer’s eye onto a map of the world.