Greenhouse effect I fell for the pink and the cloud of pure warmth that arose with the evaporation of the embrace that happened under your blankets. Up to where the tips were, over the edges of your bed to the window-panes circled the scent of freshly-baked desire. Even in the fall when the drought had passed and your ability to observe declined, my skin was inhaling the question to enlightenment and the corners of your room.
Thursday, January 29, 2015
Beach combing
The good old times of my parents have become a transparent I love you on yellowed paper. Dull shades, a wrong angle the signs of a future and the lighting that failed. Here on this page they are still living in discotheques of countries now ravaged by war. Something nobody would have suspected then. The wind was favorable and the sea pulverized fear into shell-sand.
Wednesday, January 28, 2015
Feather Island She stacks four packages of cigarettes loosely on top of each other. A suitcase like a rocky island, girls too tanned and so blonde their hair. Before we go something blows through the glassless window of what is calling itself a hotel. Do we have everything? She says that the soul of a dead person can return as a butterfly. She closes the zipper under her legs. On the platform of a previous town a women in a winter coat asks from what direction the train to Tallinn will come, while a horde of people is looking to the east. I zoom in and again don't take a picture of myself.
Monday, January 26, 2015
Often his desire was greater... Often his desire was greater than the knowledge of his desire, sewed in, like he was, in a bag full of words. Simplified dream states and fallacies arranged into a syndrome. He trusted on a series of pagan prayers enough to throw a party. But who reads him can't renounce the other beast. That cried while outspokenly carrying Its stigmata. There was no thought a child couldn't understand. until Its idiom cracked the grammar and his l a r g o reached the deafest of ears, his, and sometimes ours. What is true and what is not that's something we too agreed upon in a series of pagan customs. Like his verse and his grave, like a habit, like cold words in hindsight.
Monday, January 12, 2015
Stockholm-syndrome Talk to me in the street Tell me a story about a poor dog that never goes out for a walk Give me candy Give me more candy and assure me that there is even more candy Without protest I will take a seat behind the tinted windows of your rented van and when we finally arrive at your free standing house with soundproof basement let us make secrets together And I'll promise you that I won't tell anyone about your collection of stuffed animals