Showing posts with label philosophy. Show all posts
Showing posts with label philosophy. Show all posts

Friday, August 2, 2013

Serious a poem about memory

i will carry you on my back
i won't let you die

i will carry this weight on my back
i won't let you rot

i will carry this body on my back 
i won't let you rest 

i will carry this.... 
oh look!
what a cute pineapple hat!
wait...

what was i talking about?


Saturday, July 13, 2013

What was I saying again?





the gas mask filters out pixels they
color the air with false reality confetti it 
blinds white and black deco holes into
drifting, eyes being held by
a helpful dreadlocked nymph who
lives inside the soldiers head but
is not a symptom of
pixel inhalation and
secret moments in solarized cobalt blue and
grainy figures in fish eye focus are
his armor and so are
the poppy field hat wearers who
throw seeds and wear seeds and are
blossoms yet to be but red petaled they are i
saw it worn on
fat arms sweating, sewn from scribbles and filigree and labyrinths they
turn and twist into clashing worlds that are also friends really, you
have to keep moving to be real and
in war between dichotomous forces you must
fashion armor that grows and dies and laughs and wilts and
kicks and twirls and flies and pouts and 
is born one more time for
it cannot break under the pressure of
the turning writhing twitching absurdity that
hard unyielding impostor we mistake for
logic it is or is not so
order the last round it is or is not well
that red light glowing it is or is not see
that building you live in it is or is not and
that body you inhabit it is or is not i am telling….OUCH!
I stubbed my toe!
It hurts so bad!
Dammnit!


Thursday, July 11, 2013

A Memory philosophical poem

i remember you
i mean….
i don't know
i remember you
gentle 
with a caterpillar
on your finger 
how can I hate you
when you exist in that reality
a memory painted golden
by time
that is not even mine
but a thing told in passing
a thing you said
that just stuck in my mind
i can see you
putting the caterpillar in your pocket 
with those huge calloused hands
so carefully 
so you could find it a home
some place safe
from a place of danger 
but you are the gentle symbol of my hate
the expression of humanity i distrust
yet cannot help but love
the thought of you
that I have shined
and polished
precious

hunched over 
head buried in your hands
in an existential pose
of despair
of pain
of time
of erosion

here i sit
as you once sat

generation after generation
the same posture
the same form
the same potential
untapped
in that futile
huddle
a circle
unbroken
stops at my feet

but we now
are the caterpillars

that may or may not
exist

in this gentle
time


i have made.


                                                                                                pdphoto.org

Wednesday, July 10, 2013

An Alien Who Met Some Professional Animals On It's Visit To Earth sci fi photography story

Here are some animals I have met


they are professionals...

experts in their field...


or patch....



with purpose and vision


I cannot recommend them more highly


it was like they are born for the job...

but....

Those humans.....

they're slackin' on the job!!!
what is it they are supposed to be doing anyway?
They can't possibly be management!

their not.

then who?

the rocks
the ones that have mica in them
and the ones polished smooth by the sea

ah...that makes sense...

sense?
huh? oh yeah...sense.

sir?

nostalgia that's all
sometimes i miss having a body....
i still have it you know....
I put funny hats on it sometimes....
sigh...
ah well, deploy to your next assignment 
and kid....wear your hat!
dismissed!



Tuesday, July 9, 2013

Short Story Within A Short Story folk tale about philosophy, gardens and blue apples

A short folk tale that appears in a long short story I wrote 



“Harkin! Once upon a time there were no farmers and humans wandered, taking this berry or that and chewin' on this or that there root as they liked. You see, the garden is a gathering of vegetables and fruits that the hungary vagabond might come across on a walk around but this garden floats in time and space for fear of the same hungary vagabond, a fearin' that he might enjoy the food so much that he would build a house right there and then bring his family and in doin' just that he would then be  bringin' a village and mayhaps in a moment of blind Eeee- rrationality he would a build and build up so that a paved city there would be where no vegetables can grow accept in REGulated areas. Then they got to thinkin', it was either that or become a city of their own making and then when the village came they would find themselves inside the outside. 
Ah! That was smart yes-sir-eee-bob! And harkin! When the garden found a particularly good patch they then a grew vast windows and open doors and in a seein', the humans disowned cement and mortar and became the ones farmed.
What fruits can humans produce you may ask?
Their unique perception, that's what! That so does arrange and organize a one's reality, organically sewn into the fabric of the garden so it was as a tapestry and in going bout the work of craftin' and weavin' and spinnin' up this here artistic endeavor did the blue apples appear that when you eat em' had the unique character to take the eater's mind which is but a part of the garden and reflect it upon the whole. It was in one of those dispositions that a mind did wonder oh where oh where did the sky go? And so in his spirit body he did peak out of the rind that encompassed all and in a peakin' he so did see a giant pluck the orbed world with him contained inside and with two or three violent bites a yum a yum a yum......did but the core of his reasoning remain. Tossed aside upon the ground then did the seeds germinate into twenty instead of one and only then was it clear that it twern't nothin' more then the head of the hydra that is severed when a body dies even such a one as an entire world.

The end."

Monday, July 8, 2013

Friday, July 5, 2013

Unspoken dadaist surreal sci fi poem nature, health care, immortality






Unspoken

I am 43 years old
second of my kind
i am existing
it is a major health condition
currently in critical condition 
a condition common around the world
due to conditioning 
through repetition 
and other cons of all kinds
states of how do you do
and other pleasantries 
of real slang tongue 
But symptoms are severe
so be very scared
the saving angels are infected
transmission of the virus
on wavelengths 
to antenna 
powder wing
and feathered feeler
caught in the blind
operating eye, shining
so
take appropriate measures 
when listening to the radio 
beating frantically 
against the sonic iris 
a medical mystery
in the air
France, Germany, Jordan, Qatar, Saudi Arabia and the United Kingdom -- have died.

i am a woman
the nurse is a man
we are both 43 years old
the nurse is an angel 
sickened
a dangerous new virus
is not new

WHO
said
a
statement 

after becoming ill 

according to the WHO

human infection 

called cities

acts like a cold and attacks the respiratory system

a hard shell looms above
cancerous

our roots wither
the angel dims
spring comes

But symptoms are severe

this virus poses a medical mystery 

it's architecture is ridged
and it spreads and spreads

I am a 43 year old woman 
i used to be
an immortal goddess
the nurse is dead

all the angels are

we have to push through the cement
to get to the light
i once was
the tree
in eden 

no.
yes….
but,

i was born 43 years ago
with skin and everything
a ripe second
tall and fat….
heavy
on sweet.

some one
cure me
of my humanity
this need

this hunger
grows
from
the 
(.)



Tuesday, July 2, 2013

The Egg Collective surreal political poem about capitalism and reincarnation

The Egg Collective



a never ending supply of bright young things
geometric angels 
become softer
rounder

broken.

damaged further

into


perfection.



wiki


The Egg Collective




www.public-domain-image.com


a never ending supply of bright young things
geometric angels 
become softer
rounder

broken.

damaged further

into


perfection.



The Egg Collective




sharonswannabecottage.blogspot.com


a never ending supply of bright young things
geometric angels 
become softer
rounder

broken.

damaged further

into


perfection.




My First City Siren surreal poem

My First City Siren



(http://pixabay.com/p-77333/?no_redirect)


my first city siren
came winging out of the night
like a god mouth howling
without a god head thinking
a brother sister hurting
the red flashed like the sweetest 
sugar crackle
sweet haze
of confusion
that struck me so
in my lofty vision

but I lived near a hospital
and the god ear shriveled 
up on the godhead god
all the old gods
are sick and 
silent 
here

the illusion of heaven
are crickets in the field
are toads in the pond

a choir of the first 
songs

my first city siren was so young a voice
bouncing off the brick and mortar
born

I fear it might become
an old song
one day

and a new voice
beyond 
rises
in 
it's
pain

but whatever 
head that is 
god
you might be
throw it back
all unhinged 
and raw

the first city siren
that rips through your
dark mind
windows
flashed
illuminating

the chirp
and hum
of the field
glowing
radiating
incandescent 

our voice knows 
no words
for such
pain

our footsteps crush
the choir
so sympathetic
to our
journey 
but 
tread lightly
for
past the
crushed and crashed
silence
of our 
quaking hands
and restless feet
the still
earth 
reveals 
the gnaw of worms
in the earth
that is
our bodies

without sound

my first city siren
passed my by
an ache
in my
godhead
god

an ache
under
the 
fedora hat

a halo i so
remove
from my ears
in the meadow
of false heaven
the ground still
eats away
beyond
beyond




(from wiki commons)