Category Archives: Poetry

  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 →

  Second Graduation   The drag is Dig this The hunger of Flesh for flesh Falling The shutter closing Nailing the second The exposed Exquisite frame Here right here An image Shot from Every angle Flashing back To color All … Continue reading →

  The Magic Mountain   In the course of our travels We’re forced to share The same bed Chaste but intimate And even more so In the carriage The next day   As we Commence our journey To the lofty … Continue reading →

  Shepherdess Tending Flocks of temptation   Beekeeper With Honey stained locks   Teacher Who Teaches to please  

  Smiling A morning spirit of Youthful unconscious dignity That awes standing now In queenly beauty The divinest maid Who ever trod earth   Willingly eagerly and Not through inadvertence A complacent prisoner A slave to posture Hands made fast … Continue reading →

  Ballet Dancer Strangely dateless She who excels Who mystifies Who dresses to please And gives pleasure The gifted goddess All the young girls Follow The enchantress Of the enchanter The crown jewel The all in all Shakti spirit of … Continue reading →

  By judicial fiat I drank the poison And now I’m In my old house Vertiginously Awaiting death  

  Prom night It’s happening again What’s the rush The soul attains Between your Thighs  

  Mulberry Wood   You have stepped out Onto the green field You have stepped out With pure white sneakers And laces of the rainbow You have stepped out In Black Watch plaid with A stick of Mulberry wood You … Continue reading →