There was this loop.In the pointillist drizzle of a Todmorden dayPeople wearing weekday clothes moonwalked byBurnley Road, drifted on the tarmac rivers makingThe park rhyme.There was this loop.
There was this loop.
There was this loop.
There w.......The returning view through speckled windowDid not have its previous charm, but I noticed the bus hadMoved further along its route. "Much cheaperThan watching at art movie." was my thought.
The Big Bang was merely a spasm
In the drummers right foot. Warming up
for a performance to turn space inside out.
Sparks from cymbals each creating gravity.
A universe from every beat in an endless groove.
Wow! Here comes the melody.
It's official. Straight from Downing Street.A mother has given birth to a son with five brass belly buttons.The mite inherited his father's Levi genes.Complaints about the misuse of a press briefing should
Be emailed to Jon Snow.
Six hangers tap each other as the door closes.It is good to have arrived where blandness can't distract meFrom the timely quiet of my senses.I can sigh, look down at the car park, andNo dormant messages of scorn are strong enough to surface.Which bed? Shrug. Coffee? Tea? Downstairs for a beer?The shower hisses at incompetence.Tick, Tick, Tick. The radiator speaks, but has no alarmto warn of its power to scorch.Here there is only the present. My environment has nothing left to say.And tomorrow's goodbyes will be the offhand tappings of the hangers.
Coming to the embrace of my consciousness when she chooses, texturing the air with stories.