6 Poems
THE CONDITION I FOUND MYSELF IN AFTER READING LACANIAN LITERATURE
When an exotic man of peaceful beliefs and earthbound background Finally arrives at my back alley I’ll jump out of the container and bleat: I’m a goat! Give me my lived experience! Rape the coulds out of me, stone the ors, behead the shoulds May the buts & maybes burn for infidelity And I die collateral or Become Come Me Divine signified image. One loved by you Against many loved by them
AT THIS MOMENT I’M THINKING ABOUT SOMETHING ILLEGAL
There was a time when we could speak Freely of raping goats Just to feel the relief of Not actually meaning it and where’s art now? Where art thou Where art thou Where art thou Mangy fucking after effects and creative mobs If it were possible To hold so many creative peasantry We would be growing Yes, we would be growing potatoes on the Moon
SHE/HER
She thinks there’s no place For manners meaner than hers She would love to provide me With accommodation Knowing that her pills cannot Cure me nevertheless She appreciates my willingness To repent and Shows me to her other room There in a moment of grace I witness her ceremony As she puts on the iron butterfly
TO THE CHEERY SMALL PASSENGER
I’m sorry My whole family Of ideals died I cannot listen to your arbitrary tales If you happen to look past my plea I will send black arrows of wrath Down my throat and the liver will bleed gold
INDIGO
Parents won’t take you seriously Until they shit their pants By then it’s too late You will never ever get that talk Stop being a baby Drape yourself In vague egalitarianism Prophesy it To your optionless fixations
ELECTED IN THE NO
Did anyone? Did anyone? Did ever? Did anywhere? Colours that bind the sky with windows Bugs of delight joyfully jumping In the air between Oh houses, tell us what you’ve learned from the surroundings And you? And you? The eternal pimple conserves A testament of youth on the face Icy water on the crotches And go walk the city Was anyone? It’s a blue explosion It’s exile on a green surface Happy demented lady squeezes out of the crowd Greets the Sun on boys’ cheeks We wanted it so bad We really did