The ShoreA Poem by Connor
blue sky circumference on either side
lost in a green sea, licking up the foam these things seem so old, so stone, so cold walking the shore of a big sur, waging war standing outside on the sidewalk in front of an old weather beaten store the city smell reeks the air and permeates the skin but the perfume breeze brings something new pale surface with golden trim, shining that old blue the kind of old you never want to forget the kind of old that brings you back to childhood dreaming and the taste of red wine on my lips is steaming ethanol up to my brain and stumbling down the streets and she loves it, she loves it and ill never know why embrace the disease, trace with a finger the crease an old blues singer climbing high up in trees notes fill the sky like little blue jays and cardinals picking me up, saving me from a harsh fall flying me up to that place i last lost my soul where last weekend we all struggled to climb in bed and alone we lay above the sheets staring at the ceiling and from the nights adventure we're still reeling but we love it, we love it and we wait for something more the blue sky circumference, the lonely night and the polar and glow so deep it reminds me of solar, a singular point on the light waves, riding them like the surf laying in the beach sand tanning bodies like lost jellyfish our limbs twist about in the breeze, and we walk under seas until we meet each other in one place, just looking for a taste taste of the salty, knotted hair and the solar stare and to all the people i see, please don't look at me until i cross beneath the atlantic and pacific seas up 'til i find that big old blues singer under those palm trees belting and yelling and whispering me sweet dreams a voice so loud my shirt tears at the seems something so sweet, so innocent leaving me so pleased hopping from place to place, traveling little circus fleas in two different worlds in a search for knowledge what will we ever know, and what will it ever matter all i know now and all i want to know is her catch me like a slow sad fish with a bright blue lure and i want to say like a pearl so pure, but feeling so normal and moderate, there's such a need to complicate so i sit in bed stoned and drunken and intimate the only way i ever know how to communicate and so under the covers we sit, cheap bottles in our hand the liquid red rose pours warm down our throats like our quiet whispers between sips, taking me places like psychopsilocybin trips, falling from clouds to be caught by birds rushing through open fields and endless herds and infinite place with no end, no planet earth, not flat but bends like light through a prism, between here and earth i dig my schism shovel in hand and sweat on my brow, covered in land i move my arms with the deep piles of earth all around me the ground moves from sea to sea and no more i travel beneath the waters i hover above them in a slow and happy walks smiling to the horizon which i continue towards in a gradual zig-zaggy path and of this world this is the last i will see i climb through a blue circumference into a dream
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Added on January 21, 2010 Last Updated on January 21, 2010 AuthorConnorAbouti'm a journalism student attending northeastern university. my dorm bookshelf currently holds big sur by jack kerouac, the stranger by albert camus and junky by william burroughs. my favorite music ar.. more..Writing
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