Wednesday, November 5, 2014

Nameless Krill


God, God damn God
My breathes are heavy
Stress thick in the blood
Panic muck

What the hell do you wish?
Signals and mindless signs
World swirling before me
All I ever wanted dancing away

Sip, spit, no swallow, ha, ha
Not funny inference, dead
God, God damn God
Anger in the wash

Prayed for direction
Led into the blackened gullet
Of a whale trying to digest a body
Whole like rancid nameless krill

Identity aloft becoming nothing
Wanting to be something
In the indifference nonexistence cackles
Feeling like if this was nothing, then I am nothing

The universe is nothing, the interconnection is nothing
The parking lots of vomit, bubblegum mouths and heads full of cotton
Bound victorious in the Olympics of naught
God, God damn God

Thought this was the turn, the spin, the beautiful reward
Cow tobacco spittle cud launched like a mother bird regurgitating into my mouth
Earth goddess blasting lacquered paste of commercial caulk
Stymie the poetry into a landfill of white noise

Screaming into meditation, weeping in the shower head
Cleanliness is next to perdition clawing for the numb
Praying to find a way to get it right

And the nothing is something  

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