| dear gypsy, |
[Apr. 14th, 2007|09:32 pm] |
she who has bibelots dangling from her skirt, she who has discontinued thoughts dwelling in her heart and dry mouth: "wake me up when the desert is filled with the ocean's waters and when the rivers dry up, call me." sand storms all around, she recalls: "sunny days and lazy storms crowding up the skies. i miss them blurring up my view. languished was i by them who brought me to a dusty truck. i was hitchhiking. rays of the sun and thunder replaced by sand in my eye and cars driving past me."
she who has a bandanna tied to her bleeding arm, she who has a photograph stuck to her yellowing teeth (causing old times to come flowing out of her lonely mouth): "i will only die when i have seen the man turn into woman and when fountains of butterflies spurt from this dirt road i am on. i will not die-- i still will be the woman with the dreams matched with cigarette smoke, the woman with the gypsy tendencies, i will be."
(cross-posted to poetssociety) |
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| class picture |
[Apr. 12th, 2007|12:11 pm] |
click. snap. trying not to move a very noticeable inch she smiles.
click. snap. the bamboos march in a very triumphant and windy ceremony.
click. snap. the veil of oblivion is lifted and cast into oblivion.
click. snap. "all smiles now" they follow, smiles dancing with the wind.
click. snap. forty grins and bamboo trees exultant, on the glossy paper. |
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| also posted at my personal lj |
[Apr. 8th, 2007|09:59 pm] |
sometimes i stare into the darkness of t h e night and think: what if stars loved a n d were loved back ? supernovas would be born and even for a little while, just a little block of time, light would shine our way.
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| I dreamt |
[Apr. 8th, 2007|05:07 pm] |
I wrote today. Nothing special or good.
I dreamt of a dream one not of a five- year-old’s unicorns and fantasies alike. but of blood and of rage. of love and of hate. she ran like how the blind tried to touch. she ran like forever’s end was chasing her. like she was run ning to get the feeling once again. the feeling of sweat sliding down her red forehead, with her panting in a way, so un lady like. she ran. it seemed that the miles she has taken served as the ticket for the man with the Cheshire Cat smile. with a smile and a wave she went in.
( glass door and )
(also posted on my personal lj) |
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