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i have swept the face of the earth clean (oil on canvas)
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Wednesday, March 24, 2010
this is not really a test
(it's only a hawaiian suggestion)
They've removed the spine clips
The duodenum and i think
Someone shit themselves in the bunk
The gay guys struggle down the street
their sperm tastes like wavy cake
Potatoes reign down from the roof tops
I'm getting my ass kicked out here
There's an awful potato in my mouth
The offal is brown and you are dream
The Vaseline walls of the Houston
International airport stick with you with your
Smash stick loaded with electric Sick
super bullets designed to Bring you
that much closer to death Make you
so much less alive and super dead
All I see are the tits of the world
a Dreamy sea of boobs
an ocean of opportunity
Saturday, March 13, 2010
Ra ra riot
Took over the dressing room
Before we got there
All of my age came over me
A mountain of lost battles
A thousand defeats
The cool kids in school
I was never one and even
After when I had a chance to change
That. To hollow the rules
Wear the clothes and cut my hair
And play the part I refused
I picked the side no one was on
And here I was so afraid of
Not getting picked again. Had
Them kicked out and listened
To their myspace page
Condemning their music
Which wasn't bad
The cello player was so beautiful
And I am so old
And no one will come to see
Me except for people I despise
And now
I'm in the van under a building
Inside the ocean
Alone
Having brushed its teeth. My heart, its
red lips covered with colgate
Licks the blood off the floor
Of its cage
Thursday, March 11, 2010
night meeting
i have built a mountain
says B to A as lightning
or sparks shoot from the
spoon that she uses to
lift food into her mouth
i own many mountains
replies A to B as she splices
together a smile teeth flying
there is a frank exchange of
blows, a kettle drum duet
lot's of people die full of music
screams A into the white light
i will not be one of those people
proclamates B standing
in the exploding room
Sunday, March 7, 2010
i've married worse
and though the road looked closed
they forged ahead norselike
the banker, businessman and hairdresser
without clothes or hope of survival
they tied chairs to their open sores
and continued into the mist
while no one in the room made
even so much as an odd gesture
suddenly the ocean filled with gold
and beer bladders and a dull blue glow
filled up the sky from below
the channel would remain
unchanged for years to come, then
well endowed firefighters were seen
crowding the open freeway yelling
'i'm so clean now' into their tupperware
microphones. the dull baritone of
voices dreaming out into the forest
wind. and
the gringos with their loop earings
and fancy table manners smashing
the green glass of forgetfullness
remembering only the passing of time
and even then only vaguely until
suddenly they were old and useless
and without hair or hope
i heard you call his name in a british
accent. i heard how you'd fallen
in love unknowingly unwisely
until one day everything
finally came to a crashing
heart wrenching ending
Thursday, March 4, 2010
the tampon moon fires up a joint
wow, what a great system
it's fucking retarded
i've never been to_____ but
it happened before we started dating
we had to go to two liquor stores
did you text...um...nick
it's a different number now
he's always a little late
jessica randal took a shit in
front of everyone at that party
on the floor of the living room
she was sleep-shitting
i guess i agree that
maybe god shouldn't destroy
everyone and everything
before too long
the grey ray at the end of the death cave
your face is covered
with the moon's blood
i see a grey ray
at the end of the death cave
i faked my own life
drawing a dream on
the dying skin
i was bound and born in
i pooled the talent scouts
for information on 'the green grass'
i see a grey ray
at the end of the death cave
i'm living in las vegas
my name is unimportant
but people sometimes
call me funkadunk
i check the sheets for poop
they are clean
i see a grey ray
at the end of the death cave
Dear Fu Manchu,
I'm dictating this letter to my daughter
as i no longer have the use of my arms
or hands with which to write you this letter with.
I just want you to know that i don't have
hard feelings about what did or didn't happen
late last night after the dinner party at your bagoda.
I still have some of my teeth left and for
that i am grateful.
sincerely,
B. Wilderment







