i really like this, but it's pretty bad haha
I'm Fragile
Paper mouth
Paper teeth
Paper tongue
Paper eyes
Paper ears
Paper mind
Paper heart
Paper lungs
Paper ribs
Paper stomach
Paper bowels
Paper shit.
Showing posts with label body. Show all posts
Showing posts with label body. Show all posts
Thursday, February 18, 2010
Sunday, February 14, 2010
Body
i actually really like this poem even though it's dumb. it doesn't have a title
I need a human body
So that I may carve it hollow
Climb my way within its ribs
And live inside of it
Finishing out my days
Vicariously through this new
Body
I need a human body
So that I may carve it hollow
Climb my way within its ribs
And live inside of it
Finishing out my days
Vicariously through this new
Body
Monday, January 25, 2010
Cutup
This is a cut-up version of "Body Hymn".
Skin cells, expanding.
Breathe.
Hands and digits
weigh segregated.
Clavicles contracting,
meeting as anchors,
unable to bend.
Bones welded
beneath knuckles.
Every individual,
diminutive,
form-fitting,
inhaling,
exhaling
pore
conjoined on iron.
Hips clash together.
Skin,
drift from me.
Skin cells, expanding.
Breathe.
Hands and digits
weigh segregated.
Clavicles contracting,
meeting as anchors,
unable to bend.
Bones welded
beneath knuckles.
Every individual,
diminutive,
form-fitting,
inhaling,
exhaling
pore
conjoined on iron.
Hips clash together.
Skin,
drift from me.
Sunday, January 24, 2010
Erotic
Body Hymn
Your bones breathe,
expanding,
inhaling each diminutive pore on my
skin.
Contracting,
exhaling every individual cell of my
skin.
Our clavicles meet and
clash
together, and our hips are
conjoined
together, welded as if iron.
The segregated digits of my
knuckles
bend and give way,
molding
beneath you.
My hands,
your anchors,
weigh you,
unable to drift from me.
Every last
sinew
of every last
muscle
reaches out,
capturing the tendons
buried beneath my
skin,
and we sing
together.
Your bones breathe,
expanding,
inhaling each diminutive pore on my
skin.
Contracting,
exhaling every individual cell of my
skin.
Our clavicles meet and
clash
together, and our hips are
conjoined
together, welded as if iron.
The segregated digits of my
knuckles
bend and give way,
molding
beneath you.
My hands,
your anchors,
weigh you,
unable to drift from me.
Every last
sinew
of every last
muscle
reaches out,
capturing the tendons
buried beneath my
skin,
and we sing
together.
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