Tuesday, November 19, 2013

Change of season:

This trapdoor of anger
Hangs loose
Unlatched
The winter fearing retribution
Wraps up its bundle
Children now begin to wear
The slight sweat on their skin
In between
A cat in a rigor mortis
Stinks up the boulevard of pansies
The tightening of the jaw
Accepts the loose anger
Like grace
The body now a blade
Prepares to cut
Through the conceit

Of an impending summer
Manifesto:

Yay
Shall we
Sallow sons of bitches
Bellow   our feeble hearts
Scarlet tainted
With guilt
Pitch the scream
At the heart of the mud
Harpoon through

The list of disregards?

Saturday, May 15, 2010

Fight in the bar

Light on feet

Spite on lips

Lit up a bored room

Spit bubble bath

Hit the nail

A little beside the head

And the glass

Coy as spring kissed girls

Tinkled before shattering

On the floor

Encore

Sozzled men

Sizzled for a second

Then lights out

Saturday Night

A Chicken flight

To the ceiling and back

Next week will be better

Next life will be eagle

Higher on crack.

Tuesday, March 30, 2010

Tom and Jerry

Grimacing Jerry
Had a beer belly
Since taciturn Tom
Left the slapstick home
And lost his way
Among
The alley cats who think
All day of ways
To win
The whole world back.

Sunday, March 28, 2010

A Three Liner

This insanity shuts me up
And me makes me worth
The silence

Monday, April 21, 2008

Today:

Ran a miracle mile, a song of hope, extracted from the poverty of pop, I want to write my hand in to your glove, to fit and then unwrap, kicked in the gut, birthday party from tomorrow, without the sound I cannot unwind, yeah, one two three, this is not my tongue, this my forked tongue, true to love, so true lip bitten blue, one face to another , yo-yo, crashed in style, no no you cannot ask me to be special, or the other way around, electric, electric evening, sparks of boredom, short circuit to endless nights, sleep in the morning, now I must rest, reset and relax, fax resignations, meet with quizzical greetings during lunch, ask me how I m, I have learnt to smile, just like a photograph.

Tomorrow:

Aged fourteen, jerking off in pretty teacher panties, heard the warm hiss, snakes surprised morning university, I want to dream, into sneak peaks, seven thirty dates with censored Bollywood, Manisha Koirala a princess in need, be good, be good please, don’t disappoint a multitude of one, two or three, count like king with pocketful of sixpence, bite of the bit, that he or she won’t chew, lining up a shot in pleasant dark, elsie whimpers and dies, a pair of spikes, dirt cheap, on the sidelines for ever, then burst open for fifteen minutes, hello son can you speak in English? Nahi, the north now has conquered me, come tomorrow, come quickly.

Yesterday:

Cloud cover, every night we smash a mercedez benz, Joplin laughter in choppy waters, I m coming home baby, following a tune, no pied piper shit, rats scurry over my feet, with no respect for rabies, or plague, create a commandment, tattooed on the forehead, just above the cut on the eye lid, will let things slide off, will learn the secret of the electric eel. Will start a forest fire at the first opportunity, and then run, taking queue yesterday will turn into today, fritter away, fritter away, chirping peacocks, thank you for the world and everything. Morning prayer , our father the earliest riser in the prettiest heaven, have mercy.