Tuesday, May 20, 2014

As Such*

Its not that she thought the world a
magical place* you can dismiss her.
Its that the world IS a magical place,
and she's able to see it as such. Just
  as it is.

Upheavel

I'm afraid of losing my m nd
We loose our minds on purpose
not by accident.

May 20

  we are all damned, until we rise back
out of ourselves

Sonner or later...

   in all the sooner places
were we escape
 both want to be
everyone wants to leave. but not
without their other.
   where wishes gain meaning.
in placed none need be
                                   im the alien  of
all you still care to be
            risk all and come towards me
with out expectation. without
dedication. i see through your feeling
eyes...and thats enough for me

Sunday, May 11, 2014

Some Things Are Blue **

I am living in a rut, that holds all the pleasures of the blue water
somewhere in the distance, from the boxed up mind
That acts as a drunken warrior, in the bed of his latest disaster to self
a full bottle of spilled water, rests of my shore, that I sit on. 
Apparent, an encapsulated loving lullaby, to Life. 

Reserve- Argentina

The world is a herd of mistresses
Feeding themselves
Slaves, like the red tongue
That turns devils, in my hearts
To brains…of getting lucky.

The world is a herd of mistresses 
Boy like girls, and men alike,  that crave
The scent of the ocean on the women
As well as perfumes, from closing boutiques
Down Barcelona, in the midnight hour, of
Another July

The world is a herd of mistresses
The kind, that don’t know what it is
Not to exist, and create the time to exist
Beyond themselves,  the craving to stomp
With white sympathetic legs, across the terrain
Of a thousand raising and falling suns
On the day, of one, in her heart

The world is a herd of mistresses
That when abandon themselves to pure sadness
Find the white mountain, of joy 
Unspeculated, and deserved

Because I am looking that way, doesn’t mean I care
When I close my eyes, paint my lips red
And lie under the sun, there is a lot more going on in me
Then you can interpret, through your flimsy vocabulary of symbols
Down a latter of love, you can never descend without my decision

Or rather my indecision confuses you
Though you never belong. Unless you physically harnessed
The emotional apparetdness
Of a city inside a woman, in converted distress of fantastical art forms
On the whim…of being won! 

Apart from that! From me and you. It’s all fine. 
It’s quite wonderful. 
You just sit, there and wonder and the life around you
While I culminate my own, without a spec of paint. on you….
you foolish lover. Like all the others…so accommodating
A rose without a throne. A man without a limit. A song without 
the presence to draw her back into non-existent.  Man, respect 
your body. Draw her limit. Fairy, moon. 

It was All.*

Granada, 
And following its golden light
That leads me deep into the night
The stars are as many now, as days I haven’t counted
The adventure, is keeping track of itself
How can I keep my words to myself, if my lips
Are on my face, and part. If my legs pace the city
And I am evident, my intention, my dreams beneath my spine
Upon the stomach of my corpse unfolding
How is it that light is here, but the mind is dark with thoughts
Of loving itself, into a hungry state. Cornering all else,
That will falsify it’s existence, into extinction. 
Even my emotions play survival of the fittest. 
Where only I, will not rest under the illusion
The fact that I exist does not matter.
The fact is unbearable, and it’s better to die.
But not on a night like this.
The laughter cannot be erased from my body
The lips from my mouth
I will still exist! I will still exist! 

May 11. 2. 22. 131

Saturday, May 10, 2014

Rupa and The Fishes- Les Abeilles

Rupa
Rupa's vision of blending a mix of languages strives to forge a deeper connection, reaching beyond the boundaries of race and geography. Their music is often described as multifaceted, ever-changing, and redefining.
The group’s name derives from an old French saying, “les poissons d’avril”, roughly equivalent to the English term “April Fools”. It is an April Fools tradition in France for people to stick paper fishes on the backs of the unsuspecting. While the origin of the custom is questionable, Rupa remarks “one of the stories is that when a French king changed to the Roman calendar from the pagan calendar that was in wide use at the time, some people . . . still wanted to celebrate the New Year in April. So these are the people who would give the fishes, the April fish, to celebrate the beginning of the New Year. During the Bush Administration, we were feeling like April fishes—people who don’t believe the reality that’s handed to them by some higher order, but instead insist on the reality they perceive in front of them. It’s a political and social commentary.”

My mind 
has forged its path
along the equator

Among its many souls
The places of the visited
Dreamer, carve the bark
of the desired path.

His occupation not lost
Wandering to always spiritually encounter
Me, on it’s endless shoreless path

Shells, wash up, like Rupa’s Melodies
Find herself stuck, in the right melodies
of her delicate fingernails
painting the picture of dreams
for the wandering dreamer
to awaken. whole. in the soul. 
In full sight, of all it’s desired paths

Reclaiming the lost mistress
With the heavy guitar
And a memory full of headed past lives
Shaping the coloured chords
Full of rainbow fuels geometric visions
Beyond and inside, her dedicated soul.