Saturday, June 28, 2014
OCA
Oca
5-16-14
According to the oca and its wood sorrel
I take up a newfangled valve and moral
By its edible tubers and fleshly underground stems
In search for costly pearls and polished stones
Like precious gems cultivated again in South America
According to seams and hems
I don't know where to go with this
So I just ramble on
Glad in my rejoicing
To have been up since the light of dawn
Because of the king's commandment
I will be soon long gone....
Nepenthe
5-16-14
O, why do I even bother
Turning over a lucky cigarette
Given today's topic of my messiah complex
To state just what it is to me before I forget
Boast not of tomorrow
Seeing four men in the midst of the furnace
That have no hurt
Not even upon their shoes or shirt
O, why do I even bother
In trying to get it right
O, who do I look like
The cigarette Jesus
In his liberality
And lavish ways of generosity
To serve as today my penance
Seeking my nepenthe
Of candles burning yesterday....
Sere
5-16-14
Dry, withered and sere
So is all of such pain and fear
Wherein I keep the good word nigh and near
As faith doth come by all that I can hear
Leaning on the pedestal
By its ecological succession
Yet to sparkle and scintillate and twinkle
By the Holy Bible on the nightstand next to me
As upon my face so grows a new wrinkle
Wisdom is the byproduct of one's age
Emitting sparks according to the prophet and the sage....
Another Fast
5-16-14
I'm pretending that it's the middle of the night
To fulfill the prophesy of my previous lifestyle
Preferred over what is now and today
I'm glad that the sun does not shine too bright
As so I continue to fast and pray
Yet to know a new word for love
That doth serve as my pay
Yet to get out before I drown
Without a need to ever step through my front door
Beating my swords into plowshares
In that I could learn of war no more
I ate no pleasant food today
And drank no wine....
Cirque
5-16-14
And on the wing of abominations
Shall be one whom makes desolate our city
That it is set upon a hill that cannot be hidden
By mountain, by basin and by cirque
I feed myself the message of all good work
As the end of it shall be a flood
Till the end of the war
Our desolations are determined by the shed blood
In the third year of the reign of Cyrus
I still chew the cud
By this prophesy of seventy weeks
O, who can hold out that long
Being still as one whom seeks....
Petition Granted
5-16-14
Two days in a row
I received my petition to wake at five
Only to drift on back into my sweet dream
And sleep till six and rise to the occasion
And get my caffeine fix
She hides out wherever we meet
As I daydream about my Philadelphia Street
She's down on her knees with no pleasant food to yet eat
I'm just another writer
As come Sunday I hope to hear it taught
By such a spirit once and twice again
This is my latest entry from this humble pen
Down on my knees
For the next pages
Threescore and ten....
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