Sunday, October 18, 2026

The land is closed and kept.
Drones constantly scan for outliers.
No quiet outpost can be left alone.

We are compost for the new
man-created gods.  They make
a devious geometry
from all our shit thoughts.

This is the world you've bought:
you'll fight for its right to kill you.
Protest for a state-approved death.
Advocate more humane destabilization.

Futility is your birthright.

What's mine?  Not the emptiness I explore
with glee: it doesn't need to be.
I'm free to let go
of everything you can't see.

Saturday, October 17, 2026

NEW COMMUNITY GUIDELINES POLICY

Don't question group illusions.
Attack the antisocial.  Anyone
who questions group illusions is antisocial.
These visions are necessary for Big Projects.
Want to take the sandwich
out of your own mouth?  Don't be a fool.

Never doubt our Machine's superior genius.
Let the outlines of your soul be traced.
Trust the human race.

Language will be provided for you.
Use it liberally in the Assigned Free Speech Areas.
Staying Linked is priority number one.
We can regenerate the dying sun.
Control the weather for your wedding party.
Make pregnancy happen on a proper calendar,
approved by many others.

Post the pictures, scan for
antisocial tics.  Avoid germs.

Lick only synthetic lips.
Send text to accompany your Safety Partner.
Your fortress on the highway
can visit many hospitals.
Change sex, change consciousness.
Be a sport and sign on
for meticulous adventure.

Never be alone again!
Strip down and hit Send.

Friday, October 16, 2026

Triggers laid in thick subconscious flesh
strings of letters lost in an abyss
thorn electrodes figured in a kiss
the roads that flow from an enforced silence
oils of obsolete profanity
leaking from a dislodged glacier
a skeleton throwing stones
assembled from a mold
of fabricated bones
the housing that replaced our homes.

Tuesday, October 13, 2026

A black sun of life
washes the scummy oceans.
The midnight of renewal
brings forth stars that were drowned.

Angels of a deep fecund abyss
land on this ruined town.
Multiply the deer in every park!
Stop all the cars, dash through
their linear haze.

Let all our days be babies,
let babies be all our days.

Monday, October 12, 2026

My friends, my old friends:
our ways are no longer the same.

Our collapsing culture has alarmed you:
it enlivens me with darkest joy.

The pressure of our panicked architecture
has made me soft in the places
where you have hardened; it has
made me hard in the places
where you are soft.

Still, the flowers bloom, now
with something akin to vehemence,
in my vaginal, hot-peeled eyes.
But the stem from a refulgent Earth
is rooted deeper than this body, this time.

My girth grows in the tunnels
where you still refuse to go.
I'll let you wilt on the outside,
in the same place where
these blades and blossoms reign.

I can feel the pain of the water,
the erotic infusion of photosynthesis,
deep in the soil, in the cool caves
that my hands have painted.

I don't need sainthood to be resurrected.

Saturday, October 10, 2026

Ferocious in the clutch of pink and green
thorns and petals in a stream of fists
opening into feathered fingers
the sky is a sphere
the trembling movements
of squirrels on powerlines,
pines creaking in the disturbed breezes
hawks calling over indifferent deer.

Where was I going?  The stores are closed.
I walked offroad and into the heart
of an inhabited rose.  The small depths
change you, the big depths rearrange you.
Sidereal epiphanies come soaring
through dark matter, apartments are arranged
into People's Mansions.  Utopia is crawling
on my bones.  How did it get here?  I got lost.
I lost everything, and everything was gained.

These blades have learned to paint.
This glue is filled with seeds.
This emptiness is almost all I need.

Friday, October 09, 2026

I see tree shapes that are cosmic figurines.
Lingering clouds compare.
The breath of birds above my thinning hair.

No more fencing this in unless it flourishes.
No more removal from the water of life.
Let the vines climb me.  I'll eat the ivy if I can.

The womb of life has vomited a twisted man.
I let the knots come out in slow uncoiling.
I furrow in the flower's plan.

It's not a plan.  The tendrils spouting luminescence
scanned me as I ran, with second sight.

They share not the fear of my errors.
In a cone of long green stems
my terror takes the silence of these threads
and hears it shred.

The voices of the shed are gone,
the fire's out.  The mushrooms
in my ribcage then now sprout all around.
Their colors abound and include odor.

I will lie in this clay and walk later.
The grasses synchronize lights.
That's not just fireflies.
It's the remembrance of a lover
who knew my drive was life
before I knew.  All thoughts are dew.

The water runs through claws
that turn to baby fingers in a blink.
The blood of my cells can think.
Over stone pastures it sings me
a song.  In exile I belong.