Friday, January 20, 2017
Monday, December 19, 2016
Winter Solstice
you red shifting bastard
how did we get here
how did I allow you
me the two of us
to spit into this vortex
as if seduction were not enough
we parse ourselves too ungenerous to give
to unaccustomed to receive
my need for the curve of you to call home
my need for your words of love
nothing but contrails and the full moon rises
December
the if onlys crushed after the frost
every leaf will crumble
every rose will crumble at your touch
winter solstice will come alone
and that will be the best of it
a long time ago my lover and I
hiked through the snow for foxfire
solstice
solstice again first light
at last
if I said I have lived more lives than you
it would be true
if I said you have fucked more women than me
it would be true
if I said I wanted you to love me
beyond the bounds of reason
because I am alone
it would be true
not enough
even skating the razor of proof
mistletoe is a parasite you know
we find it when the trees lose their leaves
it's true nature revealed
I cannot say but shit we fucked like electrons
in a super collider
orgasms spilling quarks to the universe
apparently that was not enough
for you
Tuesday, December 6, 2016
Conjugation Vignette
We fuck like amnesiacs
Trying to reclaim ourselves
In the present tense
From an elusive past
Slipping from my grasp
Let me wrap my legs
Around your waist
Let you fuck me
Into the imperfect
Friday, November 11, 2016
Space Time Sestina
Thank You, Catherynne M. Valente
for writing "13 Ways Of Looking At Space Time"
Space Time Sestina
Only 1 of us is traveling @ a constant rate of speed
Sweetheart, you said, stardust, we are only stellar matter
Left spiraling inward to create our own radiating accretion
disk
Saying I love you is a forbidden nonlinear algorithm
Still you pull me toward your infinite density
& I willingly fall into your event horizon
There is no return from an event horizon
I know this, as I glide @ a constant rate of speed
Toward the heart of your infinite density
Finding pieces of myself scattered among stellar matter
The need to be loved calculated by a nonlinear algorithm
Equals even more than the radius of our ever expanding
accretion disk
Our impulses acquiesce into a fervent accretion disk
The point of no return, this event horizon
Defined by the square of longing’s nonlinear algorithm
Only I am light moving @ a constant rate of speed
Spinning myself into a spiral of stellar matter
Until I am overcome by your infinite density
As I fall into your black hole, where infinite density
Lies at its heart, gravity, this left spiraling accretion
disk
Of love, desire, satiation, denial & floating stellar
matter
Inevitably, knowingly I rush the event horizon
My need to live with you @ a constant rate of speed
Overwhelms dissonant variables in our nonlinear logarithm
Our coefficients only aggravate the nonlinear logarithm
Yes, our fucking never failed to achieve infinite density
We orbit each other like Sun & Moon @ a constant rate of
speed
Only to trip into our orgasmic accretion disk
Falling into the doom of the event horizon
We created during the fusion of our stellar matter
Returns us to our separate star dust, my stellar matter
Cannot fit into an equation for a nonlinear logarithm
Must I remain at this event horizon
Or be swallowed unwittingly by your infinite density
Just let me skate on my galactic accretion disk
If I promise to never accelerate @ a constant rate of speed
I am simply gold and star dust, stellar matter seeking to
achieve infinite density of the heart
Our variables cannot solve this nonlinear logarithm’s enigmatic
accretion disk of desire
Or explain the edge of love’s event horizon, we can never
escape @ any constant rate of speed
Please note that a SESTINA is a poem utilizing repetition of the last words of each of the 6 lines of the 6 stanzas in a pattern and the 3 lines of the envoi also utilize the 6 words in a specific pattern. I chose to create this SESTINA with repeating scientific phrases referring to the Physics of Black Holes and Space Time ENJOY!!!!!
Please Read Catherynne M. Valente's amazing short works in ClarkesWorld and her wonderful novels.
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