March 04, 2005

275 Grand. Again.

Lost the entry
that spoke of lime green walls
and photos stolen when I am thinking of you

self portraits
in a City that mocks love

and two little girls
bodies little
by the account of other hands

that have measured us
both of us

short by their calculations
we have loved the same

span of lives
watched the spied cryptex
line up like riddles that hint at cosmic connections

joined
inverted and black and white circle and square

too many journal entries
guessing
who I am in love with
today I am in love with the me taken with your neck

your heart
your tumble from sleep groping
for your glasses

cute
these letters encased in parables and windowless
houses

the cat is too fat now
to fit easy between the metal bars

pussies need so much
space to grow

so I have decided
to adopt the cat

split Solomon
in half and the mother who most loves him

will protest
let me go and I will love you

unconditional
I left you at Five a.m.

or somewhere there
and I rued the morning crisp
dragging me from you soft and Jamaican

New York is the one single day
between Kingston and New Zealand

Auckland
is the city there

not pretty there like the wide open skies
I am not meant to see green there

I am told
perhaps the next life will traverse me
landscape and water

wind surfing the sands of impossible sunsets
morning and mountains

and I have yet to see
your favorite

spot
on the ride from Mount Rosser to Montego Bay

we travel well
together

remember the Greyhound?
Cleveland

Chicago
and two little girls
in love and in trouble with everybody
who cared about us

love is a many handled thing
hold it careful, children

slow she says
slow

I remind my heart of the rapid
crashes

from shore to recovery
is a long ass time

seas be rocky
when things move too quick
so

slow down the writing
the show

showtime
is still a long way away

and me recording
pictures thinking

of you
and me
and history

repeating itself
in my mother
my sister

my blue veins oozing
purple ribbons

you bleeding

today
I am beating vociferous
truth on wet grass

you always belonged
to wild orchids
dragging the remains of the bland red

of Roses
I already know you do not prefer

from a small
cafe smothered in the heat
of you remembered

all of me
here
freezing in Brooklyn

walk good people,
Staceyann

Posted by staceyann at March 4, 2005 04:23 PM
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