Tuesday, July 31, 2007

Magic

Inspired by the nights I went clubbing in Seoul Korea.

Magic

Bump, Bump Shake yo' Dreads.

That is the first line of the enchantment

Weaved by the hypnotic master of the club.

It presides over all the dancers

Moving their bodies in ways erotic and sexual.

Forcing them to down drink after drink

And dance until the die, it is a spell.

Lights flash, as part of an incantation

Dazzling those who behold it.

Allowing them to see

only those they love and their bodies.

Once the magic is lifted, they all stumble

Falling, out of the booming club.

Their bodies weak and sweaty.

But they are left satisfied from their night.

Monday, July 30, 2007

My first post and my first blog.

This is my first ever post, in my first ever blog.
I have decided that my passion for writing poetry should be put to a more public use. Maybe someone else can enjoy my poems as much as I do.

I want to establish a couple rule though; one, I don't like very sad mopey poetry but I may, in fact, post it. So don't expect to see much here. Two, I want honest opinions, I know that is how blogs usually are, but if my stuff is so bad I need to just stop and never write again I want to be told.

With that said I will post one of my Favorite poems first, it is called The Spectacle of Nature.

The Spectacle of Nature

A Chair sits on my front porch,

It is my entrance to nature.


The chair has taken me to such things:

The slow drizzle of nature’s tears,

The violent widdershins spray of malicious droplets.


She is my master when I am in my chair

I hear the orchestra of her cacophonous clouds.

They collide and crash into each other, calling me.

When I arrive my chair is waiting, already wet from the rain.


It is a slow spatter form heaven,

If there is a god, it is in charge of this

Every drop holds the potential of infinity,

It can feed a life or destroy a dream.


Watch it propose growth to a seed ,

A sprout erupting skyward,

Sending bits of dirt tumbling towards their home.

It is the firmest foundation of the Fundamental.


It falls down onto sheets of tine

Making the sound of a beggar’s cup, ting and ping.

It dissolves and removes the molecules and regards the suffers of no science.

Red, Orange and Brown is the fate of all metal at its’ hands


A steaming black slab in a summer city,

Is surprised by the unscheduled air-born assault,

But it responds by turning each drop into steam.

The mysterious mist magically rises in the place of their fallen comrades.

They are spirits of the vaporized returning home.


I sit in my chair and feel the cascade upon me.

I smile and enjoy nature’s spectacle.