I
like to gather shadows, anything
Perception
is a process, shuffleboard
In
the basement of a dark bar
Whipped
cream maps ambient webs
I
concoct a climate that shatters into reality
And
hatches a bakery. I feel my feelings
As
they thicken and glow. I ride a green train
Whose
eyebrows are effervescent diversions
Of
hair. You don’t expect this from trains
This
is why I smell like a suitcase and go
For
those really big metaphors, like Manhattan
Whose
ceilings are clandestine residues
Of
consciousness exploded out of time
And
space. And now it’s time to break
Into
abstraction and tell you about cloth
And
how it becomes clothing, even
When
you’re not looking. Take a look
At
Picasso painting in his underwear
Some
people go for algebra, but me
I
like denim and silk. Money is lousy
With
sophistication but it doesn’t serve
My
purposes at the moment. I’m laboring
To
make a point, which is coughing
While
the dictionary explodes
I
don’t believe in water
I
experience water. Dear Skin
I
like your touch and openness
But
where shall I put my paddle
When
the paddling is done?
Identity
hangs in the mind of the identifier
The
rest of this poem is flailing around
In
its own diversions. This is serious
Is
that a door in your head? Or a bas-relief
Comet
churning in a washing machine?
Blood
is where it should be and Asia
Is
genial with a thousand themes
In
the drool of twilight
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