Category Archives: Poetry

Torsion Entering your room green light winking Slowly tight walking a thread twisting You say my name half turning shadow I settle on the corner of the bed you ask What it is I want to say just how Articulate … Continue reading →

High on the border of Ohio An intermediary state Between the familiar driver And the absolutely and Eternally divided highway

  Sadaquada 　 Looking out at the Implacable green geometry Of the Sadaquada Golf Club Grass snake fairways In misty outline   Behind the clubhouse A certain configuration Of two bodies Erect in the doorway A propositional calculus Limited by … Continue reading →

  We have come only to sleep We have come only to dream. It is not true, no, it is not true That we have come to live on the earth.   At every spring the grass is renewed, So … Continue reading →

There, beyond the village, Stands a hurdy-gurdy player; With numb fingers He plays as best he can.   Barefoot on the ice He totters to and fro, And his little plate Remains forever empty.   No one wants to listen, … Continue reading →

  The Goddess in Matter 　 Come I desire to see your face After having not seen your face The changing face of the random Goddess Laughter wrath speech silence sleep desire Divine matter despised and transcendent A very sensitive … Continue reading →

  Slim pure forest dark Sweet in your prime Glittering jewelry Spiral bracelets And shining earrings Double strands of Deep blue beads Transcendent Immanent The goddess In matter Sitting straight As the sacred oak Whose thighs are holy Specifically in … Continue reading →

  At the harvest-home Vain Rose danced Among the reapers

  Teotihuacan   Ugly Wall and Jaguar’s Temple The Place Where (men) Become Gods The Underground Superimposed Buildings The Cultural Unit Artificial Deformations Thorns, Spatulas, Bone Needles And Ornaments Plumb Bobs and Polishers Water Currents, Sea Stars Turtles, Shells Snails, … Continue reading →