This isn’t pride, it’s self-preservation; there is a difference.
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15 Friday Sep 2017
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This isn’t pride, it’s self-preservation; there is a difference.
12 Tuesday Sep 2017
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When your type of square does not fit into other people’s algebra.
12 Tuesday Sep 2017
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call me auntie, cunnilingus, diphthong, erotic poetry, hash cakes, niqabi, poem, potheadette, sonnet, threesome
Words that rhyme with grunt: we’ve been friends so long,
forthright, strong: rumble of vowel. I’ve throat-
fucked you so much that we’ve made your diphthong
skip groove. That noise that you make, that keynote.
It’s odd when the only thing in-between
me and our stranger is a ribbed condom.
Because we lured, with hash cakes, with obscene
talk, your new neighbor over. A threesome
when you should’ve been at school. By the third
bite you bit her neck, her clit, called her aunt.
You might call yourself a potheadette nerd
in a niqab, we both know what you want.
That sound that you make; unfettered, sloppy
with joy; my best friend, soaking wet, gushy.
09 Saturday Sep 2017
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croaky cries, erotic poetry, finger fucking, mess me up inside, Michigan blizzard, sonnet, three knuckles
Sunk in you, three knuckles deep. Palms pounded
on the car’s roof. Each hoarse, “Fuah! Aah!” Telltale
stains on the seat, your jeans, a pad with blood.
That night my mixtape and the winter’s gale
drowned out your croaky cries. You arched your spine,
sprayed down my wrist and arm. We had nowhere
to go so we drove downtown as the whine
of the blizzard led us to a daycare
parking lot, now abandoned. Friday night.
Our third date. “Mess me up inside,” you said.
You had to be home soon. I kissed the scar
on your inner thigh, rubbed you with delight,
then stuck my fingers, all cum-soaked and red,
in your mouth. The taste of going too far.
04 Monday Sep 2017
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You are full of unshaped dreams/ You are laden with beginnings —
04 Monday Sep 2017
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I denounce everyone
who ignores the other half,
the half that can’t be redeemed,
who lift their mountains of cement
where the hearts beat
inside forgotten little animals
04 Monday Sep 2017
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apocryphal thing, bong water, cheeba spirits, Dr. Teeth and The Electric Mayhem, Ganjasaurus Rex, Poetry, quell my distraught, sonnet
Fruit flies drift around my glass-pipe. Cheeba
spirits — perhaps? A friend sends me ink flow
pix, thick thighs, spandex and short-shorts, extra
around the belly. I love my friend, though
we’re a world apart. Ghosts are everywhere,
like love. Dr. Teeth told us to, “Begin,
Believe, Begat.” But to start an affair
is an apocryphal thing with a friend.
Everything will change. I brush away specks.
On the laptop, Ganjasaurus Rex, plays.
I feel that heavy cold spot when I’m not
doing right but that need for friends, love, sex
leaves me low. To be appeased with just praise;
to have someone who might quell my distraught.
30 Wednesday Aug 2017
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Don’t worry, spiders,
I keep house
casually.
][][
Goes out,
comes back —
the loves of a cat.
][][
I’m going out,
flies, so relax,
make love.
][][
The Hungry Ghosts
Flowers scattering—
the water we thirst for
far off, in the mist
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No talent
and so no sin
a winter’s day
][][
This stupid world —
skinny mosquitoes, skinny fleas,
skinny children
][][
Last time, I think,
I’ll brush the flies
from my father’s face.
— Kobayashi “little cup of tea” Issa (from Robert
Hass’ The Essential Haiku, 1994)
30 Wednesday Aug 2017
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the mother that i’ll never know/ every time that i see the ocean/ every time —
30 Wednesday Aug 2017
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give me the drag queens, dolled up and delicious
the two moms bickering over the dishes
the orphans, adopted, the chosen, the trannies
the witches, the protestors, tattooed laughing grannies
the boys wearing tutus and all the shirtless
daughters of the revolution playing basketball
on the broken courts of lost fathers
the failures, the forgotten, the throwdown, the freak show
the hurts and the heartbreaks, the hassles and headaches
the beggar, the baron, the shelter, the clambake
trade in the cynical, the stubborn, the splintering showdown
because it’s time to unite now, yes it’s time to ignite now
it’s time to pick up the phone to say, It’s me and I love you
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