Thursday, August 30, 2012

NUDITY IS OMISSION

The constellation seems to cling. Mouse embryos
stab each other in their Martian jelly sac,
superimposing pee stains over their mother's moon's
hip, a comparatively small space to get clean.
The sprinkling wastes itself. With odd new body posts
imitating her original form, Snookie will come back
to haunt us. A prefrontal blob gyrating in a spoon
so that you cannot possibly shut off your mind.
The mutant is just my mess. A sombrero refused
in the crypt's shifting. Two things could've happened
to the surviving mouse: it could've set itself on fire in its
earth-return. The killer robot's Heimlich maneuver could've
uncoiled it. It could've simply fizzled out on
the killer robot's hand towel. Little bastard, you
could've given us all a very exciting performance!
A surge of blimp beneath the leaves. When not overrun
rich with snorkeling, nudity is omission.
A large, large, pleasing, pleasing capsule.

Tuesday, August 28, 2012

ARTHROPODS

When you touch the Cookie Monster,
it feels like touching a horse.
It's hard to keep a deathbed's resin
off any such lush blue surface.
One could've sworn the final husk was
a lab-grown basket, death dragging it
straight faced. His poop-trails of comet rust.
The rot swinging through a mesh and making
his mourners spotty. Defacing the walls
psychedelically. A gallstone on a tether
keeps misaligning with its profane inner
grime. Forever seeking what constitutes a
Tic Tac. You have lost your badass filaments.
One tonsil is arrested electronically; the
other is a pop-up smiley attached to
a pedal, pops up, shadow boxes its hazards.
In life, one is not as pleasant as two.
In an alternate dimension, the mite merely
sits there, exhausted. It is a celebrity, therefore jaded.
Star of a medical blooper reel in which the arthropod is
circumcised with a fork. There's a din in the
background, not laughter, but similar.
There was only one fire extinguisher that
Freud ever found cute, for the same
reason Professor Xavier, his head baldly displaced
in headphones, only psyches out black trannies.
A straight jacket's auto-feeding habits
spindling truth in leather. A square diaper.
Long-legged, suffering from the glare.

Sunday, August 26, 2012

MIX TAPE

I made you a mix tape. I was the axe murderer at the
open house who was talking too much; we briefly exchanged
glances. I was still preparing to be blown away by a miracle,
like the last time at that yard sale. Now I've resorted to
making mix tapes. Baby, to enjoy my mix tape you have
to use a cushion. And it requires sitting on your cushion and
staring. While absorbing the mix tape, stare. Copy its contents onto
your contents, softly: a feather recessed into the rough outline
of a dinosaur, looking into the middle distance. Before all the
blood cells are allowed to become willowy, the panorama's
undercurrent must first be slathered on with a stick. Diarrhea
separates from the burgeoning self-portrait, before landing back
in it again. A dishwasher's suction conceals as much as possible
what lies before it, like a monger of nothing. The latter ability is
important for enjoying my mix tape, though it steals from
the ability to talk normally. You can only talk when thumped
on the back with a palm. Those very distorted images behind
a leotard. A water balloon effecting the joy of a tiny muscle.
It shows how close we are, baby. How tight. Your smoothie,
with its look of PVC. My pivotal silicon, with its look of a
wrapper in that shirt. A Mexican wrestler. Who will
let themselves be as easily popped out of their holding joint?
An existential coffee mug mined until saturated, a giant head
boiling. Lay's Potato Chips crunched down to melting between
the thumbs of a demon wanking its hand flush with bile,
very bouncily.

Thursday, August 23, 2012

NASAL DECONGESTANT

I confuse twilight and its rolling shadows
with the meaningless, hydraulic cramping of Post-its
curling yellow from age. When all else is dark, I bake bread
in HD. Still, audible within the calipers of the bread's look
of dry lips is a very typical American hysteria.
The strips of public neurons sweaty nasal spray
wiggles its bum crystalline on. Phonetically, the
hysteria's bleeping is difficult to understand.
The clock's absence of compression marks in gum
after using the latter to stop time.

Jean Claude Van Damme has a little scar on his knee,
a small scrape or square, broken off. Axis of a
generic mosaic. My bum is balanced unassisted on his face,
the side profile of which then gives a cut-off impression.
Invisible escalator rooted in punk eczema.
Santa meeting roads without numbers to houses.
All eerily modernized, flats no longer merely waiting,
but flexing. Mini golf played thrashing like a
Swiss Army Knife's temper tantrum. Scientists know
where to look to see this: billions of years ago, two minutes
before the Big Bang's scrap metal casually pooled.
The parabola Ayn Rand's pencil, wedged in bath salts,
died at the completion of.

Monday, August 20, 2012

NATURAL GOBLIN

With a superpower of old-growth its bite
felt fully clothed. Helium cleared the shark's
strands of dead-inside. And its claw
mushroomed. Well, you must have good taste
before you can perform surgery.
Entertainment is squeaky around a regular
appendectomy. We are all entertained around
a regular bug. Our hairstyles are all clamps. But
luckily our genes leave our skulls unaltered;
only as babies and as chocolate do skulls
usually make the perfect additive, raided
by terrorist groups; animated when close
together. Terrorists' terror of photosynthesis.
Of nature's purple nod. Rotten eggs flash
when changing hands. The goblin appears
so natural. Awakening with the impact of
entropy, which digs gruffly putting you aside.
When I casually put anything aside, it makes a
zapping. I want a regular bug. It's a risk to want.
I can so easily want the whites of an alien's
eyes squashed in a cave. Come, spindly earthquake.
Stop, horror movie about awkward rag doll-
hunting Tampax. Or go, up to you. Over there,
in which the supernatural is being so terse.
It's application evincing cough syrup on a
random steak. It forms a field. The most conducive
environment for aerobics-spigot interface.

Thursday, August 16, 2012

CHURCH BLISTER

I either leave the miasma
a-flutter in my helmet
or I go down with the lamp's
network of grab dust, dropping

at times hazily –
but those little bones
mostly kiss linear
to avoid self-elimination

with a suture's squealing noise
riding freely back and forth on rails,
never turning or cross-hatching

despite my ambition, I was merely once the
anatomical grit's reversed, canned cell nebula,
that could be sprayed in various corners of rooms
as stick-on ooze –

the cluster-thumbs' produced waste:
the memories that formed darkly ahead of the waste,
falsely secure in relation to one another

my mom said she had gone to the prom in claymation sequences;
if she remembers correctly

my dad's exoskeleton kept tipping over all the time;
I believe that, I'm sure the memory is not false

they eventually found each
other in a heap of buzzing,
and then everything in the world
imbibed images, and shat images,
perfectly parallel to each other

such perfection cannot possibly be recalled,
even the blister they got in church at the wedding –
apparently, any swallow it did went along
guts skewed into a perfect parallelogram...

fuck, for all I know cattle in the Midwest
wore blood vessels as underwear, in labs electrodes
went black in monsters' budding wrinkles,
and all the gasses released here and there were prone to
caking, and those gasses that weren't thusly prone
deformed at relatively slight touch

I had already once
hacked the pavement in front of our house to cancel
pre-existing letters, had known care and love for the
letters I destroyed as a symptom, unavoidable and over-
powering, doing whatever it was this symptom did
without significant smearing

Monday, August 13, 2012

ROBIN WILLIAMS STARING INTO OTHER PEOPLE'S WINDOWS

Clown tenderness plays its hives in two.
Around the dizziness, enough vents contract.
Ice cream's live, coarse fabric, behind which
hunches a tired radiator. A parallel universe
is a plethora of glitter huffed. A traveler
may get there by scalping a prawn faded.
Only to find that hoarding is purgation.
Before the oatmeal rolls outside from
a gloomy Nerf ball spending this Christmas
compacted. As shocking as straw found in
the T-1000. Perhaps, especially after this latter
disappointment, you wouldn't want X-ray eyes anymore.

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