broken thoughts, mad rants, frenetic dreams
November 20th, 2007

mother’s love.

gleaming steady streams stuck out in the colors of people like lungs on the transplant board, shining like ambivalent madrass pockets basements covered in smoke rings. small children wince and wriggle as light electric orbs dance about their limbs. fainting featherweights fall victim to the flaming borders of wallpaper. plastic bricks are superglued to follicles on the outside gates attaching ghost screams to minds. hills are seen in the distance as lumps of golden saddle bags. left-leaning liars destroy chances of winning with cream soaked oars and wax make-up. The children laughed to near tears as their beloved soldier, the saw toothed donkey, crowned hero himself, sat back against the poison soaked embers of ancient torture struck suddenly still with deathlike stabs. The laughter of one, a female, overpowered the rest sucking most of the air out of the room with her curdled cackles. Drapped in dirty paisleys, she pretended not to notice their fear, but began to take full advantage of every drop, soon to destroy them in return. She cocked back her small neck, revealing her most evil mark, her most commanding thought and her nefarious transformation. Those that ran caught skin on nails and watering devices, which morphed into their scattered knees, splattering blood across the faces of remaining feeble tykes. Her cussing, hissing, pail breath slithered through their small group, shattered toe bones, taking jabs at hard flesh. Soon, with waves of fading consciousness, they arose to prepare a meal, whilst the whips of truck chains clambered among their tiny spines. Smells of wet stains, mildew, semen and pork filled their senses. A full steed of violent cowhounds drilled the cave-like doors. rodents attempting to leave were swallowed whole or tied to lower backs. dangling prosthetic limbs dropped through cracks in the oily, seeping ceiling. staples and torches were used to fuse them to preexisting carcasses and pulled apart bodies, still breathing, still standing. her transformation was truly remarkable lit softly by the fire light, as she frothed deep into open wounds. bubbles attached to sharp acidic frames of walls and vile heat never to dissipate, growing from within. horrid scowls detested the remaining innocents and hovered over calm, damp eyes as if made from sand. teeth jut through pastries, soups and bone, plastered with mold and disease laden bacterian fighters. the scarred mass of melding ooze went toward her pity, clasping small spoons eager for a bite or two for their suffering, heated by the glow of her orange peel-like skin. Bothered, she tossed a torpedo boot, high-heeled, through the mass destroying part of what will surely be her greatest creation. rage camped on her shoulders and pierced it like a broach as she clambered. the melted trough of life, death and other gathered its strength and plunged thousand of withered bone shavings into her thighs. the poisoned stilts of war dropped vigorous bomb upon her bed, while mouths were equally sewn shut. tiny dribbles of laughter etched their way from nestled seats and guided unearthly blows for their final bouts. It kept her alive at long last to maintain a reminder of when they were it and how to never go back. a year past before the half breeds returned with all their wolf like features and camped on a bridge. summoned by their laughter and her guidance, the patched goose necked gleam of the nearly immobile strong hold is soon darkened. one glimmer in her partially destroyed eye remains to thank them, as the summoned remember their love for their mother before her passing.

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November 16th, 2007

grappling hooks

these eyes are fixed high on a smog boat toasting like a silk aisle in the bastard ember glow. fierce panicked suppliers cut holes in small bags for their cancer tubes and lick tight wounds for their friends and impatients. their lust lingered out like a tire swing on its second return with a spin or two. fingers grew like tall cactus on the crust of winter. soft curls of milk danced the night out, but seemed to be the only ones invited to the event. cans of acorns jumped about like large depth finders already at the bottom of one ocean, unbroken. camping tiles crackled in the burnt wind and the sound whispered around trunks of elephant trees, full of magnificent cattle. the friends payed nine times the amount for seed because of traveling and their luck matched their bitter hands with festering sores, a bubble with canopy tours and fragile tears from a vectorized tea cup. The fine others spent no time relaxing their distorted testicles in pools of blood, but list the numbers of splashes destroyed on the earth by ten second forces or fabrics from marshlands, trotting to end world hunger, never coming closer than a thousand thumbnails. in the end they will all eat breakfast combining more technicalities than any sport in the history of the milky way’s stars, but with less intelligence than a saltine cracker or two.

video to come shortly.

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November 13th, 2007

indigesticide…

I remember holding two candles made of wax and strong scented elements from far away lands like the mines under Egyptian temples or the great marsh lands of Bhurma, or the salt pits at the St. Louis Zoo. Smelling them. Breathing in deep. Often tasting them. “These are two completely different candles,” I thought to myself in disarray. Dizzy and disordered, I put them back on the shelves. Others will certainly not believe what I have believed or encountered. The candles at Pier 1 Imports smell slightly better than those at Target and are minimally more appealing. Just go there. You will see for yourself. If only we could take all the candles from all the Pier 1 Imports around the world, melt them down and create one giant candle. Maybe the candle has a slide in it…in fact, maybe thats how the offices are at the mines where they dig for wax to make the candles. They probably build a new wax slide every week. They probably drive wax cars to work and feast on golden spray-painted wax fruits and a cornucopia of sweet waxy delights. And then there are the human candles……Here is a beautiful Paris Hilton candle. What a lovely table setting we will have with a few of these babies this Thanksgiving Holiday.

Wax Paris Hilton

November 12th, 2007

I ran so far away.

I cut my nails in half the night before last. I melted down the sharp removals with some hair for a dining room set. I blurred the outcome so others couldn’t see it and gave it a small plastic fuck hole, some tubing, and some sparkling light fixtures. I will present breakfast on it for my family around the holidays. They never give a fuck, with laughter. Hope this sheds light on the jumpsuit bunny plate china I leave on their steps in the cold or the pain pill lacerations I scotch taped to my inner eyelids. Wish I could get the money back for all that shipping. Pigeon beak necklaces can be heavy in weight. They nearly oppose the feathery mons pubis I painted red and sent so far away, and the blended jungle octopus diarama, featuring Abraham Lincoln, I labeld “return to sender.”














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