This is based on Tout.
Get Shot 6/3
I have been obsessed with motion
with the mechanics of walking
That tree limb creaking in the wind
is the visual of the bone in my leg
My toes are buds
In motion - slowing
I have been obsessed with slowness
with deliberateness - with the act of -
A fist will open into lemon daylilies
spattered with brown liver-spot eyes
My ears are clouds
listening to the sound of bird wings
I fall into bed and it is slowness
the blankets are feathers wrapping
That scrape against the window
is the finger of a dogwood - of death
Sunday, June 3, 2012
Get Shot
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June,
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Saturday, June 2, 2012
One
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Friday, June 1, 2012
THIS! 6/1/12
THIS! on June 1, 2012
1) Thieving Irons
The second album from this really really good Brooklyn band is available for pre-order on iTunes.
Here is the video for their latest single, Poison.
2) Leafcutter Designs
Get a loved-one a tiny letter or package. I sent one of the tiny cards to my Mom one year for Mother's Day. You can add your own message of about 25 lines. I would keep it to about the length of a tweet.
The packages are things like marbles, buttons, dice or an esc key form a computer.
Adorable and odd. And cheap!
3) Roominate
This toy allows you to design, build, and decorate a dollhouse. The best part is that you also get to wire it for electricity. There are TVs, fans, lights, all sorts of things to add with basic wiring skills.
The designers have launched a Kickstarter. They have two weeks left on the campaign and have already made twice what they were asking. The best part is that it teaches skills that are incredibly useful and often overlooked in our modern education system. Their vision statement is perfect:
.
We aim to bring more women into STEM (science, technology, engineering, and math). Early opportunities to be inspired and encouraged will help girls welcome their potential as tomorrow's technology innovators.
1) Thieving Irons
The second album from this really really good Brooklyn band is available for pre-order on iTunes.
Here is the video for their latest single, Poison.
2) Leafcutter Designs
Get a loved-one a tiny letter or package. I sent one of the tiny cards to my Mom one year for Mother's Day. You can add your own message of about 25 lines. I would keep it to about the length of a tweet.
The packages are things like marbles, buttons, dice or an esc key form a computer.
Adorable and odd. And cheap!
3) Roominate
This toy allows you to design, build, and decorate a dollhouse. The best part is that you also get to wire it for electricity. There are TVs, fans, lights, all sorts of things to add with basic wiring skills.
The designers have launched a Kickstarter. They have two weeks left on the campaign and have already made twice what they were asking. The best part is that it teaches skills that are incredibly useful and often overlooked in our modern education system. Their vision statement is perfect:
.
We aim to bring more women into STEM (science, technology, engineering, and math). Early opportunities to be inspired and encouraged will help girls welcome their potential as tomorrow's technology innovators.
After
This is based on Black.
After 6/1
A chamber burned - click
click -
A gun brought into the room
left on the table screaming
for hands around it
After 6/1
A chamber burned - click
click -
A gun brought into the room
left on the table screaming
for hands around it
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June,
poem,
poem-a-day,
poetry,
spring
Thursday, May 31, 2012
That
This is based on Cheapen.
That 5/31
That softens in water
That curls into fists
That etches glass
That wants to sleep and sleep and sleep
That commas
That turns rain into joy
That comes up roses
That musters
That falls apart slowly like a city
That shatters the known and unknown
That 5/31
That softens in water
That curls into fists
That etches glass
That wants to sleep and sleep and sleep
That commas
That turns rain into joy
That comes up roses
That musters
That falls apart slowly like a city
That shatters the known and unknown
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May,
poem,
poem-a-day,
poetry,
spring
Wednesday, May 30, 2012
Rule #1
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Tuesday, May 29, 2012
From X To Y
This is based on Exoenzyme.
From X To Y 5/29
Anything could fill those blanks
I like to think it is the space between our doors
That walk
along brownstone streets rotting edifice
Trees that drop endless flowers
I crave that space
the whiteness of it
the way it erases the day
From this bolted door to yours
I drop all the things like clothes falling from me
when I was little and it was raining
From X To Y 5/29
Anything could fill those blanks
I like to think it is the space between our doors
That walk
along brownstone streets rotting edifice
Trees that drop endless flowers
I crave that space
the whiteness of it
the way it erases the day
From this bolted door to yours
I drop all the things like clothes falling from me
when I was little and it was raining
Labels:
May,
poem,
poem-a-day,
poetry,
relationships,
spring
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