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Friday, October 02, 2009
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Current mood:  accomplished
Category: Writing and Poetry
Thanks to Mindi and the good people at the amazing reading series known as Fascination Street i now have a live recording of "Him Go Lites Out" available for your ears to hear! If you wanna read the poem just check out my Blog as it was a fairly recent post.
Boom Boom! SPENCER!
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Saturday, June 13, 2009
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Current mood:  sleepy
Category: Writing and Poetry
hello all!
so a few months ago i did this sketchy internet, video spot for that company iSkin (they do ipod..skins) for valentines day. the guy in charge was a total fuckin slim ball, tried to stiff me and the other poet (Krystle Mullin) on of our pay and just kind of dissapeared with the footage. well, as things would have it, they used it! i just stumbled across it on the internet, and while i can't figure out how to post it directly on this page here's a link incase you wanna check it out:
http://www.spyfilms.com/#george_vale/iskin-love_spencer_butt
tired as fuck, spencer
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Wednesday, June 10, 2009
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Current mood:  awake
Category: Writing and Poetry
A lot of people brought babies to the funeral. The priest was ok. I don’t usually like the god bullies that work these things But this guy wasn’t bad. I’m not saying I want him at my funeral when I die But I think Dave would have been alright with this. Dave is the ashes in the box with the photographs And old, leather biker jacket behind it. The ashes in the box used to be a tough guy with a bushy, handle-bar moustache And he was my old man’s eldest brother And after 30 odd years the junk caught up with him And carved hepatitis into his back With a syringe shaped like a switchblade That just missed his lungs. Now he’s light grey in a wooden box stained the colour of fancy floors As a bag piper that we paid to be here waits in the wings and fixes his kilt. The saddest parts are the eulogies that two of his kids deliver While the other two kids, The ones that live three provinces east of here and were all but Completely ignored for most of their lives, Sit in the front row and watch them like a sad movie that they snuck into. They all have the same jaw line And it’s shaking in unison.
My sister is crying to the left of me so I put an arm around her And lasso her close. I’m attempting to comfort us both While looking like I’m strong. Hours from now, we will be in an argument that Climaxes with the all seeing “fuck you’s” that refuse To look at each other And then head back to the city on separate buses. We won’t speak for the longest days that April knows Until we run into each other in public and the tide takes our eyes. And we wonder “what just happened here”?
My cousin Michael sits to my right And plays with his car keys And when he mumbles the responses that the catholic priest Asks for he sounds Italian because he was raised by his fathers immigrant parents. He always looks tired and bummed out. He’s one of my favourite people in the room He talks slowly And likes betting on horse races.
Other than the rainy day Christians, echoing the priest In their sloppy attempts at avoiding hellfire, And these missionaries are few and far between, All is silent. No one talks out of turn. Cooing infants chirp like crickets, Diapered coyotes with cow licks and shiny shoes, Serenade one another from the Balcony of their parent’s lap. In the name of the Father, the Son And my Uncle's Holy Ghost, Amen.
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Thursday, December 18, 2008
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Current mood:  amused
Category: Writing and Poetry
Television, Be good to me. You have dinosaur bone shadows You're not everything you're not everything you're cracked up to be Boogeyman shadows Night sky smoke stack cityscape shadows Fisherman dream catcher Yoyo a go go limbo hobo cartwheel Sanctity from the spider web loom Odd doom Mixed message Received Under ten radar Received 19+ radar Fixed focus Hocus pocus We're long gone Batmobile boomerang Wollongong Uluru stamps Strapped down with clamps Who are you tramps Hookers with holy halos Hung harmlessly overhead Better yet Mosquito net Bridal vale Funeral waterfall Babies first word waterfall Graduation waterfall Marriage waterfall Divorce waterfall Symptomatic of the struggle drought The rough drought Things will get rougher drought Sandpaper shoulders With Kleenex tattoos With minesweeper freckles With or without you freckles Abortions being spit out with birthmarks Unprotected hearts Unprotected wedding ring thrust Through the upper crust Pie tin Hobo digits with fruit compote Street car composer Bloor street Beethoven's And mini mart Mozart's We love until arrested Hate until un-rested Vaporous January talk steam Skipping rocks across the thought stream Calico Vision church clergy men Choose our own adventure Turn to blank page to decide What is Written page to see what was Idiosyncratic autodidactic Automatic apostrophe maker Exclamation point faker Air quote vaginal manuscript stapler Wonder undone Houdini conundrum maker Death star targeting, Back space marketing, Mulled dull seagulls, light bulbs sparkling. Problem solvers of my youth, Sooth my bleeding gums With your low rent smiles; I can't afford not to love you.
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Thursday, December 18, 2008
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Current mood:  indescribable
Category: Writing and Poetry
It was the thought Of not thinking, Swallowing my last tongue And being surprised that it tasted like Buckley's and the first time I said the word "shit", Chipping away at my teeth Until fossils appeared in them, And we're looking and we're looking and We still can't find a unicorn. My smile looks like The last slumber party in Pompeii I'm sweating the bullets that took Kennedy And sent fragments of his skull Into orbit with the cosmonauts, Sweating a bullet train Full of Bernard Goetz's, It was the fingerprints As smooth as an adulterers pick up lines, Dirt floors that sparkle like a wet car in August when compared to my mouth and It's matching mind.
It was legs that ache like My mom and dad's cauliflowers, Sitting next to the telephone as My once familiar ring Runs laps around the drain in my bathtub.
It's the "no, not tonights" We force to wear "I'll be right overs" As we make it like Spanish R's in a hobo's bindle, Rolling around in the sack As our backs become the cold pool We ease ourselves into, Our arms start to look like ostrich thighs.
We're the 21st century Guilt hum Dirty computers whine. Truth is the stranger my parents warned me To steer clear of, as fiction Invites me over to make Secret movies in his basement As he pulls up out front of my house in an Old van with windows The colour of hockey pucks.
I wanna drive a gas-guzzling monster car With my eyes in the back of my head And wrap it around a bike rack And call it A Christmas Present for David Suzuki And college kids will call it performance art And use pictures of my fiery death as The wallpaper on The MacBooks their parents bought them.
I got a heart of gold With tan lines like surgery scars
I hope I get crucified Just so I have something to hold me. I wanna fuck the poetry scene up until my Dick shoots exclamation points Into the sun.
I'm 13 years old In gym class in shorts And being bummed out that My legs don't have any hair on them. I'm 25 and being bummed out that I have such a hairy stomach.
I'm 10 Getting out of the shower, Looking down and being worried That I have a small dick. I'm 24 And I just saw Eastern Promises and am Again worried that I have a small dick.
I'm 14 and trying to hide my bad posture With a hooded sweatshirt; 25, trying to hide my insecurities under Tattoos and sarcasm
I'm 18 and militantly anti-drug. I'm drunk for the first time at 24 And laughing with my face against the Hardwood floor at the giant X on my chest.
I'm 19, losing my virginity And walking away a little disappointed. I'm 25 and I feel the same way as I leave The Dark Knight.
I'm 17, being handed an electric razor Because my dad didn't want to teach me How to shave. I'm 25 and realizing I still can't grow a beard And when I try to I look like A pre-op transsexual ODing on hormone pills.
I cried harder the first time I saw My Girl Than I did when I got the news that Granny's heart fell asleep on her.
Most of the time I'm a little kid, If you tell me my scraped knees Don't hurt I'll keep the tears locked up for Cutting onions.
My brain's a Fun house mirror At a Weight loss clinic I feel like I never quite look right. I'm a businessman on a unicycle In converse high-tops Or the "Cool" English teacher at your high school, Who had an earring and Listened to The Beastie Boys And he looks like an art teacher And glides through the halls on A razor scooter with his papers in an Orange messenger bag with Che Guevera's face on it, And if he catches you looking at it he goes, "Hey, do you like Rage Against the Machine?" And then talks about Moshing and dreadlocks. Did I mention that he has an earring? It's a dangly one with a dollar sign on the end. Every now and then he swears in class and Asks the students not to tell the man Even though he is the man, Even if he does wear sandals with crazy socks. And you wished your dad was this guy Instead of A guy whose knuckles are The colour of a lit match Cuz he has psoriasis But you tell the kids at school it's because He's a bare-knuckle boxer And for a while they believe you cuz He's big like an old-timey pro-wrestler, Loud like an air raid siren, Fights like a cancer patient, And rougher than dog elbows. Then one day you find out the "Cool" teacher's queer, And while the rest of class thinks him Cooler for it, Making him just that much more different From the rest of the stiffs in your school, You get mad cuz you wanted to Set him up with your mom at the next Parent-teacher night. You were gonna get her to wear her Leather jacket (With the line backer shoulders And zipper pockets) And you hope her short hair cut will be Enough to keep him interested.
And you're 25 and they never met And mom's a budding cat lady, Dad's twice divorced and lives In the middle of nowhere And my little sister owns her own business And I'm 11 writing, Dear diary, when I grow up I wanna be a Cryptozoologist Or not a disappointment And I'm 25, reading over The childhood entries And circling the spelling mistakes With a pen the colour of a lit match.
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Thursday, December 18, 2008
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Current mood:  awake
Category: Writing and Poetry
The designer hand bags Underneath my blur tunnels Twinkles like war paint On a dead hooker My mouth moves inefficiently As my voice cracks like so many Randomized and meaningless twigs Under the foot of A fat kid being chased through a wooded Short cut by hungry wolves or Track star fast zombies. What ever happened to the good old days When the undead shuffled like a tiny iPod? When I die, Don't let my corpse rot in this city. Don't wash the blood off of me, Let me marinate in my mistakes. I won't bathe in an oily puddle that Shimmers like a sneaky Predator. Let my bones go to chalk Under the bully stare of the sun, All over me like he either wants to Take my lunch money or Fuck me like he hates me, Making my vision go nuclear blast Bright white like a preacher's teeth. These days, Things can go from being As great as thick girls to feeling Sadder than Ron Sexsmith always looks At the drop of a hat, So I'm holding onto my toque Like we're the only people left On this planet And it's up to us to re-populate the earth, And she's walking away because she thinks She can probably do better. And I think she's right. Let's keep the gravel loose. Sometimes, the worst thing about losing the One thing that you love Is realising that you only loved One thing.
Having my Mom tell me recently that she Signed my name into All her financial affairs in case anything Happens to her Is the worst Thanksgiving I've ever had. She told me this as we browsed through a Value Village, my sister out of ear shot, And it permanently Ruined bargain hunting for me. My mom's real sick And most of my exhales are sighs, Most of my sleeps are brief, My appetites too busy to work And the three hour alone time walks I've invested in are my support group. The silence I show to my coworkers is rude But the distractions I'm harvesting are in Full bloom. A good cry is clockwork, The exhaustion it leaves is taking it's toll And I don't have exact change. It all feels like a movie and I want my money back. I grind my teeth like a creep in a nightclub And pull my hair out like it's unconscious in A burning car. I don't believe in god, lower case g, But if my mom dies I will pray until my Clapped hands Fall off And he, capital H, Appears before me in a vision, Just so that I can beat the fucking lightning Bolts out of him.
I keep my head down cuz there's nothing to See here, Just move along people, keep moving, Let the momentum carry you, like Underdog's chest. Everyone looks the same in the quick, "Let me make sure I'm headed In the right direction", Glances I throw up like gang signs. My eye lashes flick like a switch blade In an uncertain turf war. All I can do is hope for the best and that Makes me feel less than useless. And it's like the best is right in front of me And she looks Real good But Real uninterested With the strobe light of my Way too rapid nervous blinking And small talk manual fidgets And palsy shake stuttering tongue, Flopping around my candy breath For that oh so simple "I really goddamn need you right now", Just when the time is right, The second hand burns Bright, ninja turtle jolly green For that one tiny, Dollhoused size window and you have No idea how to get the Straightjacket out of your goddamn mouth So you fill it with snacks And talk about the weather Like you're a fucking meteorologist And stand in the rain outside her Broken umbrella with this awkward, Orthopaedic shoed force field stance of crumby, fake nonchalantness That makes your brain wanna Find a new host And you know deep down, Thirty thousand leagues under your Flannel shirt, In your cardboard cut-out cave system That the grand scheme of things Isn't listening anyways. Face it man, she really doesn't give a shit, And you come across as pathetic when you Try to force feed her heart laxatives. I miss the good old days almost as much as I miss Electric Jon and Patrick Swan.
A TV commercial once said that "Seeing is believing" And the world is playing pictionary Right in front of you But when you already feel worse than Hands with no nerve endings, Sometimes it just seems easier to look at The world through Stevie Wonder's eyes. If ignorance is bliss then I'm watching The Grand Wizard of the Ku Klux Klan Do a strip tease To a post 9/11 Toby Keith song As I stuff counterfeit bills Into his pink, satin hood.
My shaking teeth sound like a glockenspiel As my fillings bash each other In search of a spark. My lungs fill faster than a soup kitchen on Christmas day. I've made up my mind And the fiction is killing me. The pressure is strong enough to make my Head pop Or at least collapse a lung like a cheap tent On a windy night.
And I can walk in circles, My foot path Sinking deeper Until it strikes oil And I let the tidal wave of midnight Cling to my wet feathers and otter fur With all its needy goodness. But my sister can't get hugs from a shadow, Call an inkwell when some Idiot breaks her heart Or ask a void for advice, So I'm lacing my boots up And pumping iron with the wait that my mom is enduring As the doctors process the test results And hoping to hell that I'm strong enough to squeeze My sister's hand and pick up the pieces Should Mom leave with the blueprints.
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Monday, August 18, 2008
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Current mood:  crunk
Category: Writing and Poetry
Last night I had a dream I was a bird with paper wings similar to cocktail umbrellas and I was circling the runway in a thunderstorm then lightning struck and my weather veins popped.
My boom boom in a birdcage, wax heart in frosted glass beetle juice sculpture, is a waterfall is Niagra falls is falls head over heels for you. You invented gun powder with the science in your fingerprints and fireworks with the sound waves of your lips created fireworks in the crystal clears of my happiness you get me hard as a Hell's Angel harder than Han Solo encased in carbonite. I'm trying to breath in your aura and then hold my breath like a newborn baby with day dreams full of soft spots like Dalmatians with Osteogenesis Imperfecta. Wanna hold you tight like I gotta break wind but I'm crammed into a train on the Bloor subway line in rush hour and your parents are right behind me.
And I know you know you know I know. So I'm standing here with a retractable chest Exacto-knife wind tunnels reaching out to ya with hooks for hands and manhole cover eyes steam jettisons from my retinas; my windows can be too honest and have a habit of falling apart at the most inopportune moments like puzzles in a fist fight and you're standing there with helium speech balloons trying to tell me that you think you could honestly get used to the emptiness in the same way that starving kids in Africa don't mind the flies on their faces. I'm sure they just appreciate the company. I'm sure they do. Who doesn't like physical contact on an empty stomach? That's what all the buzz is about. And you're telling me this as I tip toe through your two lips but I can see that you have witness protection program eyelids hear say humdrums And E.V.P. lip gloss so I gotta collect call you on the bullshit.
Hello, operator? This is Spencer again. I'd like to place a Collect call to a Mister and Misses What-the-fuck-just-happened-here? At 555 2424. Sure, I'll leave a message. Dear Anne Frank, Ayn Rand and anybody else who happens to give a goddamn. Ghost Writer and I miss you dearly. Jamal says, "hi" too. We are writing on behalf of the apparitions who live in the dark corners of your room and look like a pile of clothes or a hat on a chair or a floor lamp with glowing red eyes and the heavy lungs of a sex fiend. I just wanted to let you know I'm yours. Also, if you send this letter to 10 of your closest friends you'll have good luck in the new year.
We are the songs people slow dance at prom to. Porno movies jerk off with visions of our pretzel hands parading around in their head in trench coats with brown paper bags and old gym socks, proudly displaying strap-ons like Batman flashing his utility belt at would be bank robbers.
Gangsters of love! I implore you to Lick two shots to your vaginal cubicle great walls of China, Index and middle fingers cocked like Foghorn Leghorn, serial rapist until you comme ci, comme ca, come straight outta Compton like MC Ren leaving on a bullet train Because he was fed up with being called "that guy standing next to Dr. Dre". Baby, you're so good looking I forgot how to swallow. You make me so hot, baby; my mercury is heading for the ceiling fans, I got lava in my cheeks the same colour as your full stop. I have no idea how to stop being happy! Fuck you for making me feel so nice! And while I'm at it, Fuck you to the construction worker who made fun of my tight jeans last week when I was walking home from a shitty day at my shitty job, fuck lottery tickets and ice on sidewalks and the guy who lives below me and plays World of Warcraft at full blast all night long; if you need to hear the death gurgle of an orc that loud, get a pair of headphones you fuck! Thank fuck for my sister and fuck you to my sister for not letting me kill myself, the hammer sitting on top of the gun handle knocks like a Jehovah's witness. You are the dog who pops up and laughs at me and prevents me from duck hunting my inner struggle. The firearm keeps jamming. Maybe I should take the cartridge out and blow in it, that always works with Double Dragon and Blades of Steel.
I'm part pet rock, I got real simple needs and you're bound to get sick of the gimmick that is me only being good at writing gay love poems. All I want to do is love, watch TV, make it, kiss, hug, hold, ride bikes and tell secrets with you. You're so special, you're so very special and I'm a creep who rips off your favorite songs when he writes poetry. And I ain't gonna hold none of these good vibrations in my rumble pack cuz I got the restraint of a Polaroid camera, the brain of Bobby Heenan and the vocabulary of a speak and spell in the hands of a Yeti but when you speak I swell and feel my inner Edith Piaf rise within, putting on my skin like a dollar bin Halloween costume and we start French kissing with light saber tongues and just enough force to save Endor and kaboom fake suns.
I'm walking to the store at 6 in the morning to get an orange juice, some Combos, beef jerky, a Mad magazine, a pack of condoms and a bottle of Pepto-Bismal and the moon is great and the secret language of the city lights drowns out the crickets I grew up with and I kick trash cuz it feels good. I get tired and lazy by the time I make it to College and Huron so now I'm lying in a puddle doing the backstroke and being molly coddled by the hobo who shares a room with an ATM machine when the snow comes and the rain shows up and he's telling me he's a giant squid but his breath is too minty and he has too many arms and legs and he don't look nothing like a torpedo and his beak keeps grasping at conversation and he says he's ok and that he feels at home amongst the shipwrecks and my heart wants to swim away but I listen cuz I didn't have any change on me so I figured the least I could do was be his sponge. This is all too much. I get my shit and head back eating a chocolate bar, cuz I like Big Turks even though they're gross. And I get back and you say you missed me and I was only gone for a moment but we hate seconds when they ain't spent Siamese. I throw my grey pants on the back of a wooden chair and make an ozone out of flannel blankets and we fall asleep on opposite sides of the bed and wake up shadows and you were choking me and I had you in a headlock and you were smiling uncontrollably and nothing is moving nothing is moving and everything is quiet, so quiet, so peaceful. Pacifist mimes are looking at their hands and shifting uncomfortably in invisible boxes. And then I rolled over and crushed a ginger snap with my hip and you ate it and I ate your freckles and whispered "elephant shoe" with your foot in my mouth. With clouds for eyes with footsteps ahead with what I've seen I hope I do go blind.
Our hearts gone gun powder in a world obsessed with Time magazine. Our hearts gone gun powder with renegade conniption fits. Our hearts gone gun powder with snapshots the remote viewer took while at work. Our hearts gone gun powder surrounded by slam dancing strike anywheres. And red stars on green hats and lazy intentions and you got this echo going "what am I doing here?" I got nothing except love to offer and I am trying to be strong I'm bursting with tough guy but you gotta remember, even The Incredible Hulk was never happy! Our hearts gone gun powder gamma ray gun fun run side cramp exploder jihad destructo blast off cardiac kalbamo. When world war three finally turns humanity into archaic mammals and we all go ashes to ashes and nukes reign down like loose eyelashes and haunted houses colonize the suburbs and even the cockroaches have had enough and buildings die and trees die and the sky turns grey with the particles of us and we stain the clouds with memories, I'll blow my dust in your direction so that our atoms can spoon under the "do you like me? Y/N/M" microscope of the alien invaders.
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Monday, August 18, 2008
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Current mood:  awake
Category: Writing and Poetry
I feel like king kong wandering around new york and it sucks I can't even window shop no more and it sucks cab drivers lock all their doors and it sucks whores double their price for me sucks the rats in the gutters won't share their lice with me sucks homeless men won't take my change because they find warmth in the corrugated bosom of a rerun the sun says I'm not worth the overtime required to get that melanoma bonus anymore so I punched a dinosaur in the face and nothing happened they tried to lock me up but I'm the missing link on a fake Rolex so nothing happened so I climbed to the top of the empire state building and nothing happened so I put an old timey fighter plane the kind with sandwiching wings and machine gun mandibles in my mouth and nothing happened all I wanted was a banana, just one banana and I beat boxed my chest with an up turned fedora at my feet but nothing happened I had love in the palm of my hand and she screamed, fainted, melted and smeared the growth rings of my fingerprints and nothing happened so I robbed a bank and bought better hands but it didn't work and somebody filmed the entire ordeal from the top of their apartment building and then posted it on the Internet and technology collapsed in on itself a waining star on facebook in rehab digging her acrylics into the arm of the nearest tabloid sycophant journalism school drop out and sucks his ink limp as she strangles a 14 year old girl and an unhappy mother of three with her snuff-colored roots until their faces go cobalt and their tongues loose all meaning and nothing happened because this is never not happening. Bitch, get your Youtube's tied.
We'd rather drown while streaming reality than affect it or at least that's what we thought with our homing devices burning the same terra cota bloodshot salmon as the exit signs hanging above pink slips and high rise wide open windows everywhere every time I look out a window that's high enough to make my neighbors look like earwigs I can't help but imagine what it would be like to be a sniper opening their third eyes like a mechanic at the sky dome And then I think about the fact that a vikings 9-5 is killing shit and I can't help but wonder why nothing ever comes up when I search for that on Monster Jobs or Workopolis and while there may not be much weight to this argument I'm fatter than I've ever been and my gas tank runs out of breath every time I try to order a salad instead of a cheeseburger as my gut pushes back the screaming fan of my t-shirts like an angry bodyguard and my dick loves the shade and I ate a box of Oreo's for lunch and I loved it and doctors are gonna study my dead obese body one day and wonder how such a tyrannosaurs train wreck managed to even get to the ripe old age of 30 before exploding with diabetes like a Body Break pinata stuffed with life lessons. I'm as dead as I'll ever be. Loan sharks smelled blood in the bathwater and came for what was left of my pulse the minute I stopped giving a flying fuck about gravity and I think I must have punched a sacred cow in the face in a previous life cuz today is being a real cunt in the sense that she just keeps giving birth to disastrophes and I'm walking to Ossington station from Dupont cuz I missed the bus and my lungs are smoke stacks exhaling smog under the watchful eyes of a mini van's headlights and I'm trying in pouring vain not to get choked up over the coffin shaped frog in my esophagus and my Dracula tongue. And you can call me whatever you want as long as you use a long distance plan of attack with your "oh isn't he a lovely talker's" the fires raging war in our tempers us freezing, clambering together in a house of cold teeth sewn into the belly of the beast. I am a manatee with a homemade valentines day card for a boat propeller being swarmed by mall Santa's And I pray to Bill Cosby, the father, the son and the holy Ghost Dad that I come across another M somewhere maybe lying on the side of the road like somebody tossed it out of their very fast car window like a cigarette butt or a hate crime so I can turn this Coma into a brief pause.
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Thursday, December 20, 2007
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Current mood:  exhausted
Category: Writing and Poetry
I am madly I love with a haunted house, and it's terrifying. I long to spoon its bumps in the night, and whisper "I want to spend the rest of my life with you" in sign language to her shadow puppets on a streetlight stained wall as she sleeps. Want to learn everything about her attic. I'm carving hieroglyphics into my wrists with her knife edge glances. EMF readers flicker in syncopation with our falling glances. The floor isn't that fascination, but the gravity of the situation is just too much sometimes. I love you. You're blueprints are my favorite book. My ticker splinters in your wind chimes. This house is haunted but for the first time in my life I feel at home; I didn't know I was missing anything until I met you and felt whole. I've confided my deepest desires to the chimney and wept softly with your window sills. I won't let your bike rust. Your bike can take you places an education never could. Your happiness is my everything, even when I'm an exit ghost. My belt keeps reaching right and my ribs are letting their opinions be known. I've lined the underside of my security cameras with a lifetime of sandbags to lessen the water damage to my cheekbones. My smile feels like soggy paper mache, please don't take a bat to my head though, there are no treats inside. My ears have pinned the last of the candy hearts to their lobes to show you just how sweet they think your voice is. Your lips are the best things that ever happened to me and your laugh makes babies swoon and encourages space dust to get their act together and form a planet in hopes that one day a creature even half as remarkable as you might crawl out of their gene pool; dripping with life and hope of a better tomorrow. My arms boomerang for you alone. I got hit by a car on my way to the museum today, limped towards a partially complete skeleton of an extinct giant sea turtle called Archelon Ischyros and broke down like a dollar store defibrillator. This is not a metaphor, but an account of a shitty day. God, the museum can be such a cunt. Who thought being surrounded by death and the fragments of failed civilizations would be so depressing? The numbers aren't adding up like I thought they would. I pace my room with the methodical slide of an abacus. I'm addicted to your math. I'm addicted to your mathematics and I'm swallowing calculators left, right and center to try to make sense of why I don't want to be me anymore.
 | Currently listening: Good Bye Lenin! By Daniel Brühl Release date: 06 April, 2004 |
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Wednesday, December 19, 2007
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Current mood:  tired
Category: Writing and Poetry
So I did this poetry workshop at an elementary school in Burlington on Monday with Krystle and Amanda and twice we each took a class and got them to help us individually write poem that we would then go and perform to the reasembled group (get it?). The kids were so amazing and wonderful and excited and I loved it and made me happy, which sometimes I worry has gone the way of the thylacine. Anyways, here are the two poems these great groups of kids wrote.
1) I have so much on my mind. It's like Tayo's (a kid in the group) afro weighing down my thoughts. I'm running low on power. I need to find an AC/DC jack to recharge and get these stones rolling Before I'm crushed by all the homework. I'm being swarmed by all these books Like my annoying brothers and sisters as soon as I Walk through the door. I wish everyday was a snow-day So I can avoid getting bullied today, For a while. Spend the day indoors. The Burlington Mall is square one in my Escape plan. It's a simple plan, But it will succeed. It's a hundred yard dash As I run away from racism, From the fear of neglection, Of Lester B. Pearson Highschool. But as I race to school today My bubble bursts POP! And I realise that today is Gummer Day (official initiation day at Lester B. Pearson High), Listening to Fall Out Boy to get away, High school days aren't far away.
2) *for this one the kids all beatboxed and "Hip Hop danced" (a dance which they spent 15 minutes during lunch our teaching me) around me as I rapped the rhyme they wrote.
We're always In the hallways Skipping class Breaking rules like glass But in the end, we gotta learn and pass Otherwise we get trapped in summer school Missing out on the pool Like a fool Insted of hanging out with friends We're running into dead ends And the Walrus (they were obssessed with walrus' for some reason) Is never gonna help us Cuz he's to busy working at Toys R' Us It's a bust We must Thrust through the crust Trust us Rise up like yeast Peace in the Middle East! Believe it!
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