Tonight is Just Like Any Other Night
Hipbone starred
This autumn leaves almost nothing
To be desired
In these mapmaking days,
Leaves, palsied, fall
This fog, man, navigated
Back curved, moled,
Geography, slept, relief,
To so need this yellow
Piled, folded, where the tongue parts
A pigeon on the blacktop
Spies February through
A glass November, a fine long-legged
Wine undressed my (your)
applause, smattered, marked,
Slept through, over, remained
Underneath some pale photos
& something, nothing, to desire.
"I am an idealistic, naive, passionate, truth-seeking, spiritually motivated artist, unschooled in the science of law and finance." --Wesley Snipes
Thursday, November 11, 2004
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6 comments:
nice one! sexy.
If you're so very good looking
why are you on your own tonight?
-Andrew Mr.
Shanna - Thanks. Is it sexy? Good.
Erica - Thanks. Pigeons and blacktop are sexy.
Andrew - Exactly! Now I've got 2.5 poems in *that* series.
What series is that? The Smiths-lyric-title series?
I think the next one should be "Some Girls' Mothers are Bigger than Other Girls' Mothers"
-Andrew
Andrew,
Well, it's number two in the series of "poems inspired by lines from the same smiths song"--the other one is called "each other's arms."
But, I have a pixies poem, called "Boxcar Waiting." So I have three popsong poems. Sorta. The pixies one is coming out in the next MiPo. I'll link to it when it's out.
Hugs, Great Mountain, Hugs
Tony
Sadly, I've actually stolen a line--though slightly altered--from the same smith's song: I think the line is: "And the soil falling over our heads." I'm not sure where the poem is tho...
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