14.5.14



“All homes are home; mirages
everywhere. Aside from
gravity, there are no
limits,

never were, nor will there ever be,
no here and there to foil
your lotus-dreaming
legend.” 

                                                                                      (Are You? by Dorothea Tanning)



she liked junk – spills  oozings  trash tossed from moving vehicles – “It’s an American trip to
take a huge joy in wasting things.” 
                                                                                      (Cady Noland) 



junk was home
walking talking junk
trash in moving vehicles  everyday
                                                                                                 
he looked arOund casually
to see if others might see what he saw
                                                            but eyes werent aroused or bugged
               they were averted
or staring blankly . . .                  inured    desensitized


      how?
             he had no choice  his eyes were witnesses  were hyperaware
he trusted what they told him
he listened to his eyes . . .       his ears their lovers . . .      his brain twisted between
their orgy
starved for gulps for air . . .   blue cool air
not scorched  red and raw . . .                                       
                                                                                                                                blue air
to assuage their swollenness
                                              his eyes and ears. . .   feasting at each other . . .   in that
brilliant coloured Orgy of Roaring Senses embarrassing the Shy
                                                                                                           the Faint
                                                                                                                              the Effete
slapping their cheeks to colour
pinching their nipples and asses
groping between their coy spread legs
                                                                 ah  the wet  the shiny  the smell  the heat . . .
the harbors of roiling sex belittling reality . . .
                                                                                bruising  roughening it up


trying to make it see . . .




Sunnyday,  6  6. 10

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