Thursday, May 05, 2011

Tighten up while you spit on me

I sit on the last cigarette because I smoked the chair
that held all matter I circumscribed to feel
and when I do what I do I don't think about ruse
although your solidified blondness may assume otherwise
be my guest, blue eyes, no more am I paralysed,
even if with the statement I refute the object
and the fact might crucify the concept
in its utterance, princess.

So go fight feuds with the Napoleonic empire of oven mits -
I decline the arbitrary with frantic idleness
and if you step on my stones I'll fester your soil
with the verve of Homer and despot vindication,
my disinterest in your humor only matches the scene
of contemplative demeanor I can so well scheme
to lure all my opponents and your own audience in,
and to be frank - oh this you must like, I dare assume
this is what you got, this positively is your beef
that I steal your sunlight, that which you have created
with your disparate compatriot and flair, and famine
but worry not! my aim is without any such implication
I don't declare in any given instant to have an opinion
I punch in, I punch out, I remain a faithful stallion
and I don't wanna beat the haystack out of its content
I just wish to bite the onion and perform prognosis.

Mrs G don't push me for I ain't your brethren
and even swimming pool eyes nurture a flawed temper
that reflects love, loss, and a past, modest,
sinking beneath the chrome ice surface
and with all the carats that your face instills
still there is a raucous laugh that pierces the elegance;
adored child who dispossessed the reverence
do not tamper with your beauty's jest,
for, rest assured, it shall not fade -
such glorious traits indeed have only death's might to concede,
but let me ask you only this:
with what you have, would you not rather dismiss
this dominion of yours, always shared, never owned
and the tedious tantrums of that husband of yours?

And, farce, tis but a reflection
of the circular motions of female condition -
we are what we are, and risking otherwise is stupid
so we try to segment our dreams and woefully plant them
in the poisoned allotment of our neighbor's garden.


1 Comments:

At Thursday, May 05, 2011, Blogger Jack said...

Good, good, good. More goodness.

 

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