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DALIT AND BRAHMIN
“This is no revolution, but evil elites putting people in the streets.” The true brahmin will always lose For trying to be a true brahmin— How can the true brahmin fight Against the dalits who choose...
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MY RIGHT EYE
My right eye is gay, and the left one is straight, Both holy day and tryst, a very special date. My skin is read, but my desire is not— I’m a public fool in my private spot. I look at myself and see...
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THE ARM OF THE DAY
What is the arm of the day? These distant, somber, mountains? Or these boats, held up by the green of the bay? Or the round sunset that holds us? What is the arm of the day? Is it like the mind of the...
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CEILINGS TUMBLE AS EMPEROR DIVISION RACE TIGHTENS
Oscar Wilde: 4-0 with a shutout in last 4 starts to help the surging Goths. The Rome Ceilings are still in first. But barely. After dominating the Emperor Division in the first two months of the...
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THE BEAUTIFUL READERS
I can understand why women Who are beautiful read. It’s a slow And dignified process, reading. The mistakes detailed on page twenty five May, or may not, come back to haunt the heroine On page two...
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IN THE GLORIOUS DIVISION, A TALE OF THREE TEAMS
Shelley (9-5) pitches for the Florence Banners—the team to beat in the Glorious Division. The Florence Banners are the glory of the Glorious Division. Look at their pitching staff: Dante, who throws...
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MEN FORGIVE, WOMEN DON’T
Men forgive, women don’t— You should hear them talk about their exes. For women, one day follows another, And this perplexes. That day was in sunshine, And this one was in shade. All that suggested...
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SECRETS INCREASE LEAD, STRANGERS MAKE PITCHING CHANGES
Bram Stoker, manager of the Strangers. “We’ve got to do something.” ~~~ Ben Franklin’s Boston Secrets 41 23 — Harvey Weinstein’s Westport Actors 33 31 (8) P.T. Barnum’s Fairfield Animals 31 33 (10)...
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OPHELIA SLUGS HER FLOWERS
She first punched the amaranth When it got on her nerves. Adolescent irritation killed the roses. The nosegay was stomped by boots She ordered, sarcastically, During the indoctrination of her mother....
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COBRAS CONTINUE TO LEAD PEOPLES DIVISION AS LAWS GAIN
PEOPLES DIVISION Kolkata Cobras 38 26 Santa Barbara Laws 35 29 (3) Beijing Waves 32 32 (6) Tokyo Mist 27 37 (11) LA Gamers 26 38 (12) Rabindranith Tagore, pitching ace of Satajit Ray’s Cobras,...
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FOR SUMMER AND SLEEP TO WORK
For summer and sleep to work, There can’t be too much love. When I loved you, I couldn’t sleep— Hot was the vine and the radio wire— And summer is fruition, not desire. For summer to surround us with...
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IT’S A RACE! SPIELBERG MAKES CHANGES, GAINS ON ROCKEFELLER’S BUYERS
Spielberg shakes things up in the Modern Division the Modern Division Rockefeller’s New York Buyers 37 27 Spielberg’s Phoenix Universe 33 31 (4) Warhol’s Manhattan Printers 32 32 (5) Harriman’s Arden...
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BEAUTY WITHOUT SEX
Beauty without sex: No love, no envy, No scent that arouses, No desire, no pain, Violets inviolate, Memory’s roses, A painted daisy that doesn’t need sun or rain. No jealousy, no farewell, no setting...
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SEX WITHOUT BEAUTY
Sex without beauty: The vanity and pride of the inferior, Transformed, in one sick moment, into the lazy Rapaciousness of the superior— Which has no pride. Which is worse? You, inferior, With your...
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THE MAZE
The poem says what you don’t want to hear. The core of every poem is fear. The maze of language is in your reach— A winding corridor is how the poets preach. Enter the poem. I know you’ve been In a...
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WHEN THE VAGUE IS VAGUELY PREFERRED
When the vague is vaguely preferred, The reasonable saves us all. Sometimes you will be loved— And sometimes, not at all. Morality keeps going until it kills; The intractable nature of nature, At the...
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IN MY THEORIES
In my theories I swing Between two extremes—- Outwardly I sing— Or retire softly into dreams. Two extremes: say what everyone is thinking. Don’t think about anything at all. Tell everyone the ship is...
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SEX FOR ME IS THE SEA
Sex, for me, is the sea. Love is not for dry land. Once I step in the sea There is little I understand. Not that I understand much outside the sea, either. But on land I don’t suffer from a watery...
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SCARRIET POETRY BASEBALL ALL-STAR-BREAK STANDINGS AND STATS!
Swift. The Dublin Laureates are only 2 games out of first in the Glorious Division—thanks to his 12-1 record. MODERN DIVISION NEW YORK BUYERS ROCKEFELLER 43 37 – PHOENIX UNIVERSE SPIELBERG 42 38...
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A THOUGHT
Doubt your message to the same degree It would aspire to ascend to poetry. Meaning is only background to music, The prostitution and porn you see. Don’t worry if you don’t like the bad, Though many...
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