…Into the frame full-bodied voice:
"I am always and now when the hourglass breaks ponder the questions, Eyes; Spawn poetry for sap-sticky ears and cicadas delightfully crying prior to night . Ponder the questions, Eyes; whose cries rain down the wooden halls? Be GIANT and blast off. Don't bother picking any age gap - there are none. You probably already know that stand-up comic who works for Reynold’s & Miller; he used to be a great picture boxer but now he’s just a top barker. And you thought you had no life. Attacks, backlash, forced applause, innuendos, sexism, uncomfortable leering, re-runs, a show about a man jumping from roof to roof. …Contemptuous, pathetic diversions and roads to ruin; Bunch of diaper dope all you see; Basic anti-confidence game. Campaign slogans: “Status Quo. Wrong. Right. No. Had an alcohol or a drug? Medicare/MedicAid/Social Security/Lower Taxes/ Education Reform/Pre-Script-ion Drugs, FREE. SCHOOL. LUNCHES. – kids and old people: Vote for Me.” …I decided to drop a few lines ‘cause every night is a Show Night Sho- ’Nuff. Do you wonder sometimes do you exist or might you have been de-clawed? Documents. A set: scheduled programming. therefore a taming process. You are why is what they say – you or I precisely. The train ticket knows the way, however; its every foot and face and all the impossible intricacies of The Globe Theater. Paths, doorways, detours and other discoveries dared: A shaman seen ranting for the art of rhythmic Man. Thought thought thought timeless by the God. As ever the valiant comedian lives the Human Movie. Louder, the audience laughs and recalls. The poor marquee is awash, though the picture always pristine. I, too, can smell these salutes and eyewitness dolls; an oxygen job, the rents, energy pods, b batteries, fake cake and booty, Third-rate nightmare potions: O, sleep! A stench in the attic! Morning breath, a brush a hush shhh Babylon. A rush to the stage; a chemical fit. Piano termites, weeping monsters, hypocrites; Sometimes I tune them out like Congress. I become one with the radio, decorate the walls with showroom drawings and paint; go to the country and work with milk; find half-empty rooms to fill with people who would never normally circle, wander in and solve the question of the shore – it’s good. If anything, surrender with dirty laughter. This, that this; interrupt Mr. Minute. Not, not that far back. …Always be pleased pushing margin. But you grow up a bit and be careful, Cous; don’t be food. Park yr bag and smoke it.
--yr morning ally
Chris Weige | TX | A While Ago