Codes and Codex
Fluorescent flowers on a broken hill
Acid rain pellets on the corrugation
My shorted simware and shredded flack is dripping velvet on the linoleum
Saidye stitches steel like a Bonavista ironsmith
And smells like silver licorice, and oilsand. God, she’s beautiful
Severed links and several reboots later
I dive into a bowl of spicy Ramen and remember
To check in with Hazel
Regret and guilt-speak are always soon to follow
Embedded in a cacophonous series of clicks
And mice
(moms always know which buttons to press, don’t they?)
Five yards of router cable to fold before
Water touches my skin, and I’m purged again
Saidye amuses me with Catskill humour and Broadway stills
A symbol of her affection
I still see the sun over the Ivory Coast and wonder
How many weeks it’s been since I last saw the stars
Guillaume yelps a sorrowful goodbye
And wags his furry ass as he disappears for the night
One last M.O.S. diagnostic
3 sips of merlot
and 20 kilos for the Zaphrum later
I dream
Of big league hackers and towers of frozen secrets
Black silk on the brain.
Wednesday, March 25, 2009
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