A Viewer

Festive and feral,

I nuzzle a daisy.

 

The sun is dizzy in the revolving door.

 

The penguin in the lobby

points at me petulantly,

but I am not accepting discipline today.

 

In this gun scented,

Wednesday wearing

terrarium,

stones lurch,

lungs pulsate,

lizards lounge on the verdant moss.

 

What am I waiting for?

What I have always longed for –

a viewer.

Spirits

The spirits wash

their aeon voices in my sink.

Dizzy neon fish wiggle

through the water.

I am naked.

This is not a good thing.

My clothes are floating in the

vast oxygen above me.

I’ve been breathing bare black

for so long that my blood

is burning obsidian.

Desire –

air,

aria,

atlas,

able.

My spirit waiting impatiently

to birth through my stormy eyes

and gain a voice.

Moods

Seaweed, moss, flowing in the undercurrent.

Water seeps under

My door.

 

 

Careful,

I have bled for this thought.

Triangular thought in taupe.

 

Taupe does not belong me,

An alien that invaded my ear.

 

Oh the extraterrestrial voices I hear.

 

 

The current pulls me out the door into the creek,

Leaving my husk behind.

 

The taupe triangular alien adrift

In my rust scented blood cells.