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Jan 31 2008

Making my own signs

If one starts looking for signs one is bound to find them. From hurricanes to mud slides it’s easy to attribute Natural disasters as acts from an evil force or warnings from God. Every time I see the letter N on someones shoes the word Naturalist plays in my mind; what is New Balance anyway? Two years ago I almost joined the Army.

I’ve been contemplating joining the Army. I have been in Hollywood working out, going to the recruiter every other day. I smoked pot with my ex a month ago. I have been taking piss tests waiting for it to clear. The test has been showing 99% clear. Then yesterday I took another one and it showed a complete positive result. I haven’t smoked all year except once, over a month ago. It has me perplexed. I don’t believe in a God but it looks like something is trying to tell me to stay out of the Army. Even if it an actual physical element in my body that is trying to sabotage my opportunity. I felt like an ass at the recruiters as it obviously looked like I was a liar. I am not lying.

Then I hiked Mount Runyon. I was almost to the top and picked up a smooth rock and held it in my hand. The first word in my head, “Projectile” I thought about the first weapons man used. I had a debate with myself. “Was it the rock or the stick?” No one will know for sure. Then I started wondering if the first person that used a rock to fight did they through it, drop it or use it in there hand. Then I started to wonder why I can’t stop wondering about things, especially weapons. I guess it’s part of having testosterone.

At the top I was out of wind. I was bummed because I hadn’t run across any reptiles as I love chatting with my friends. There was a small bird perched in some shrubs. It went tweet tweet. Being polite I tweeted back. I love talking to my friends. They usually don’t understand this English thing so I try my best speaking there language. I aaakkkkk at squirrels, meeeoooww at cats, and whistle at birds. Well something very strange happened when I started talking with this bird. It jumped to flight and started flying around my head in 30 yard ellipses. I thought it might be a nest issue but there was no nest or little ones to be seen. This was a tiny bird and had short parrot like wings. It made incredible sharp banks at an alarming speed. I would guess around 40 miles an hour. Then it started making maneuvers around my head. I’m not exaggerating. This bird was dive bombing my skull, literally coming a foot from my face at 40 miles an hour. I could hear the swoosh which was strange from anything that small. Why was it doing this? Continue Reading »

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Jan 26 2008

Shouting horse

Published by Little Eye under Metapoetry, Psychology

In the dervish tube, laced
Brain scan - inconclusive
Genius can’t be traced

Group prepares for PH>D.
I know who I am: 0ne
Do you know who you Art>:D

I know what is really mine
They’re hiding behind a scratch pad
Some one passed the flatuscents line

Drug time, poison the lung
Four times a day, Pavlov
Saint James has a raw gun

Like a rat caught in cheese
Smelly cheese, tasty cheese
The food is for the drone

There is a bee line for the phone
Daddy, daddy, why don’t you speak
Oh shit, my son is a Greek

One art project I won’t let go
I know that one was low blow

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Jan 22 2008

Suffering, Sacrifice and Salvation

Published by Little Eye under Religion, Psychology

I will be the first to admit I’ve dived into the arena of masochism: Suffering for no other reason than experiencing the pain: Meaningless pointless symbolic suffering: Touching the stove because it’s hot. The pain is a reminder that we are mere animals and that we define ourselves by our senses. We define everything by our senses, even our sense of self. The scar tissue reminds us cutters of a point in time: memory that one can touch.

There is too much senseless suffering in our world: from people starving in Africa to the problem child heights of Beverly Hills, pain seems to permeate. The Buddhist wisdom that attachment leads to suffering is overly simplistic. Being attached to nothing and thus achieving nirvana is about as profound as stating that clean air is good. In fact, attachment to nothing can, in and of itself, be an attachment. I understand this thoroughly as a minimalist. I’m attached to my girl, my bike, my board, my knife and my life. But knowing reality, I know that all of these can be taken at any time. Accepting reality is not enlightenment, it is basic. Observe, Improvise, Adapt, Overcome. Wisdom is knowing that the now is all and we have a responsibility to provide more nows for descendants not yet imagined. Continue Reading »

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Jan 19 2008

First memories

Published by Little Eye under Psychology, Autobiography

It’s no secret that my memory for nostalgia isn’t the strongest two, in the by four, in the house. I distinctly remember toys behind one of my neighbors couches and the smell of old age. Va ugly I remember being at a families house across the way and the three girls they produced. Later those girls would become my step sisters. I enjoyed playing with them and I was more than happy to be a fashion victim for their transvestite en devours. Perhaps that’s why my father has a fear of me being gay. The lip stick was not in the right place. I was a child without even the faintest idea of sinfulness, let alone the concept of deviant behavior. Swinging from the weeping willow was just as interesting as wearing the cloths of Barbie.

I remember being in my dad’s cinder block garage and googling over his motor bike. I still have the scare on the back of my hand from touching the piping hot exhaust. I’m sure I was blamed for my crazy careless behavior. I’ve assumed responsibility beyond my years from the very beginning. When I touched the symbol of the Nation State, my patriarch took pride. But these photo enhanced memories don’t even come close to my first mental visual memory. That belongs to the craw Dad. Continue Reading »

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Jan 17 2008

She Knows

Published by Little Eye under Psychology, Autobiography

Ming Madness

Hallways and heartbeats, abandoned 9th ward streets
Walking along the river at the crack of dawn
Holding hands during Mass, lying to save my ass
Eating beignets at Café du Monde

Mini-van’s in the shop, wannabe cop
Orange Tustin Inn, our favorite hotel
Adjusting the seats, my aversion to beets
Giving in to the glittery lights of hell

Your piercing eyes, planning my alibis
I love what you’ve done with your beautiful mansion
Bathroom scares at the beach, you really should teach
No matter your body fat, you’re still handsome

Out of whack knees, uh oh where are the keys?
Sorry for spilling wine on your pants
Fruit waffles at Plums, Long Beach slums
My two left feet showing you how to dance

Eyelash wish making, Holy Spirit body shaking
Noah…Moses…what’s his name?
Alley of the Pines, watching for creepy signs
Summit and Benedict and Robert Lane

Ruby’s on the pier, Blonde blond beer
Slurring my words – “youuuu aaaaaand meeeee”
Soap shampoo, shoo birdie shoo
Gotta get my frozen yogurt sugar free

No stoops to be found in this pretentious town
Everyday, a shirt with a different phrase
Bloody sheets, no more pigs’ feet
There’d better be cheese at the end of this maze

Eating in strip malls, NOPD morning calls
Riding 40 hours on a dirty Greyhound
You always mocksies the baby talksies
Take me to your church, even though it’s torn down

Cali’s perfect weather, being live together
What in the world is a jimmy?
Downing Bushmills and Plan B morning after pills
Your fasting diet better make me skinny

Low self-esteem, shells from the Philippines
Potential penis disaster diverted
My big nose, resenting private roads
All would be perfect if one of us converted

Muses and flings, digital rings
Nodding to Trent, your new BFF
Newport longboarder, ming hasemorder
Trying to decide which one of us is deaf

Warming the walls of your gallery, impressed by my salary
Frolicking across your mansion lawn
My herpes face, no such thing as race
Sunsets aren’t the same since you’ve been gone

Catholicism is cool and JFK was no fool
801 – your favorite number
Facing spiritual hurdles, hanging with turtles
Landing in a hospital due to lack of slumber

“Terrible” is your word, evangelicals are absurd
I only want your painting if it’s not some sort of trade
Goldfrapp gets me going and my blood flowing
Demonstrating your sex skills on camera at Buddha’s Fave

Supernature and Year Zero, your bike is your hero
Random name plug – ROBERT SUTTON
Childhood dreams of rape, super girlfriend needs a cape
Bowling alley jack up and the reset button

Energizing with a Rockstar, you loving my car
This chunky monkey needs to lose some weight
Blogging together in bed, relieved to have bled
Wondering who lived in that gargantuan estate

Marvel comic heaven, sleeping through the end of 2007
Revealing your genius at Three Thirty Three
Spell check dependent, I’ll destroy your porn when you send it
“I’d love you if you had” will always stay with me

Stealing glass stones, admiring our phones
“Look at me, it’s beautiful”- I’ll never forget
I miss you for realsies and all of our mealsies
The trip was worth every penny, even if we’re both now in debt

Making science warm, metaphysic storm
If I were pretty on top of being awesome, I’d have not one friend
Juno was funny, I actually did slay a bunny
It was Lovely 2 C U, and I hope to again

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