bar none group
Friday, May 17, 2013
Coffee Cup Complaint
— for all the dharma bums,
hanging out beneath broken
down bridges
I want to rant like a over sexed rooster, staggering toward
some decadent hen house full of skeletal politicians,
I want to blow out the pilot light on the stove
in White Houses that compose songs about burning
wheatfields and magnifying glasses that inspect
the lovers in every bedroom in America.
Thursday, May 16, 2013
Le Fée Verte, Absinthe
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| Saint-Germain-des-Prés, Paris |
in the wilderness
of those green hours
gliding with the faerie muse
along café walls virescent,
sighing jonquil wings of poetry,
Wednesday, May 15, 2013
The Art of Futbol
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| "Goal" by Teresa Puente |
The beautiful game, the world's game, is an art unto itself. For the world's best soccer players, the pitch is a blank canvas where works of art are created game by game through skill and athleticism. For artists, soccer is the inspiration for their art. The Chicago Fire of Major League Soccer brings the two together for the third annual Art of Futbol art exhibition on Thursday, May 16.
Tuesday, May 14, 2013
Hotel Caribe
I heard the cry of your soul.
The low keening moan
That crescendos into a howl.
I saw your face etched with pain,
The smell of death upon your breath.
Sunday, May 12, 2013
I Was There Too
Child,
I was there,
Behind the lens.
Although you can't see me,
I saw all there was to see,
Capturing all I could,
From behind the lens.
Labels:
I Was There Too,
Jillien Minera,
Life Through Words,
Mother's Day,
poem
Wednesday, May 8, 2013
Miles from Nowhere
Labels:
birthday,
Miles,
Miles from Nowhere,
poem
Tuesday, May 7, 2013
A Walk to Santa Monica
Desolation angels
with Lululemon between their thighs
Avoid making contact
with their eyes
Who never saw
the lines upon their face
Only the lines of their youth
arrayed upon a mirror
Sunday, May 5, 2013
Mexicality FAQ
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| ¡Cinco de Mayo...super mercado! |
I am an American
of Mexican descent.
My family didn’t come
to this country,
this country came to us;
we were your hosts.
Labels:
Buddah Moskowitz,
Cinco de Mayo,
I Hate Poetry,
Mexicality FAQ,
poem
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