Tuesday, February 3, 2015

Death, I am Ready



Death, I Am Ready
I am ready
I am ready to write up the world
To stuff up the canals
To climb up the trees
Huge sycamores of unordinary thinking

I am ready
I am ready to grasp the wind
To render it into bits and pieces
To see all its shades
To decipher its codes in colors

I am ready
To split up the knowledge
To shake the building blocks
Of my own reality
Bring them down on my feet
Make them cry for my ruling hand

Yes from the primitivism of my
Creative childhood days
To the realism that slowly
Cropped up—I want to see form
Both Abstract and Surreal

I am ready
I am ready to lie
Lie to the world
Lie to the people
And still make this lie a truth
A reflection of the world I live

Death, I am ready
I am ready to know your world
To kiss and make love
In your streets
To dance and dine in your tables
I am ready to breathe you
But only when I am in this world

For I want these people to know
You.
To know who you really are
To love you. To care for you, just as they do with life.
And never to fear—‘cause that’s what they
Always do to you

I don’t want them to love you
In their old age
An untrue love of uncertainties
I don’t  want them to like
The sound of you only when they ail
Neither do I want them to
Suffer in accidents and falls
I want them to see you every day
And love you all the more

I am ready
To walk with you
As I have always done
Only this time
Things are gonna head
To intimacy—
And all the world will be watching
Just how fast your race is
How sweet and captivating it is
Small wonder every wise man likes you

Death, I am ready
To sketch you up and frame you
As a beautiful bright woman
Mona Lisa, perhaps with eyebrows
You always drive me to a culmination
A climax, a peak of billow
Incense with choking smoke
Partly pleasure partly piercing

You live, and that makes me do
The things I have always wanted to do
But I can make my own choices
If you declare your love for me
But right now it’s a big no
Let me love you
Then, when time is ripe,
You will love me back
Death, I am ready



©Simon21

Must You Read Me? Must You See my Paint?




Must You Read Me?
Must You See My Paint?
No you must not
I’ll tell you what
It’s all dirt
Made of other dusts
Cheap by all means
Creepy in its statuses

No you must not
Those words, I didn’t even think about them
They just appeared—shapened themselves up on the white
The little dots you call full stops
They are only there because you exist
And I am in the business of babysitting you
Constantly checking your reading behavior—
You are in a rehab!

Why should you read?
When it’s all big lies
When it’s all bitchy and witchy
Tell me, why should you read
Some squeaky little pranks
That only exist in their death

I don’t see why you should
Read a work you will never get a new vocabulary
It’s all bullshit
Like the old-fashioned Hoi-polloi
Well, that is a new word
But it’s old-fashioned!

You must not see my paint
You don’t want to scratch your loose
Hairs and scalp—you don’t want
It float on the hairs
You don’t want to stand
You don’t want an orgasm of sensual pleasure

Why should you see my paint
When the only thing I felt
Was the ASMR
That bitchy sensation on the back of my head
Actually (whispers) it was anomalously just above my ears—
That should make you see my paint?

I insist you must not
See my paint—it is all black
Some paint accidentally splashed
And made the unmistakable down-streams
I call them flows—tears maybe
Sometimes I am short of paints that’s why
The minimalist I hail an acclaimed title

While all around me is a bizarre existence
n  Wait, I don’t even know if you are seeing
My paintings—or even reading my words
How can you do such a horrible thing?
Baby, it’s gonna harm you, just don’t do it.

Monday, February 2, 2015

On The Sentimental Journey- 22/1/2015



I love you…
With the love…
I begun the journey
A skeptical journey
What is love?

So I loved her
With the love…
I had read of love
The love so spoken of in that book
A love I was taught in Sunday school

And then I had dreams
With that new chic
Who had just joined my class
Class five, not teenage hood
But in the dream
She turned out a boy!

Well, at least on the inside
So this love, I wrote
It was now in teenage hood
Balls up and hairs all grown
I loved her…

And she loved me back,
Can you imagine?
Only one sad story
“I love you,” she said, “With the love of God.”
God…God…God!??

This sentimental journey
Is a journey of guts
Instincts, guts—go-getter!
Buddies said I was… shy
Ladies said I was… timid
I still liked them

Then with a text
The sexting started on
I wasn’t living sentimentally!
I wasn’t whole!
I thought I would be

One night away
Seven unpicked calls
Kissing and booby-booing
Tongue-racing and…
I couldn’t feel a thing

The top lip felt amazing
The curvature was overwhelming
I turned a nerd
Lunatic, my blind stick was out
Oh God, I don’t know how
To love!

She wanted to talk
Sweet little gentlemanly talk
The manly vibrations of my sweet
Apple- she had never touched one before
Instead I insisted on bear
Fucking!

The condom—I couldn’t buy it
I only played with it as a lad
She couldn’t do it
Or I wasn’t good at my preparation
Game

Then I buried it to family lovers
I was typing—in the cyber
I lodged, you should know these things
I was only eighteen
It made sense
In truth I was loving—writing
I was not loving her

Childhood memories persist
My no erotic small stick inside the small hole—on the ground or
Of a niece
We are ever beastly in every part
Of our growth

But if sticks and holes
Are ever to rule us
We are ever lower than the beasts
That stick—I cut it off
Through a text an eye for an eye
She must have felt bad
The dumping…

Now I don’t know if
I am capable of loving anyone
I had loved with sticks
Perhaps I should try with hearts
But it never works
It’s like the echoes write a big
“Fuck You!”

I shouldn’t adhere to that
This journey still broadens up and grows
Extremities I can never reach
I love quality
I should find one

One admitted her liking an artist—a handsome one
That made me wet my pants
Out of the blue, there could come
Such a star?
Then I was the wolf
And she was with the vampire
It’s all in the sentimental journey

I want a black American I said
My buddy said my bed was gonna need repair
I persisted the hug of a Spanish
I watched that of the Western
It’s all the same
A Kung-fu should race me up
A Zulu should break me up

And I still wonder why these guys
Marry neighbors
I mean in Western
Those asses make you stand!
And the Nyanza buddies teach you the game
I hear the story is the same
In West Africa—Kubuitsile must have it

Then these websites tell me
To write this and that
Vibrators and women
Vibrators for women and
Women for men—replace ‘women’ with ‘girls’
The sentimental journey is no longer sentimental—
It is mean and delinquent

I told her I loved her
She said she never expected that from me
Now what? They think I
Can’t truly love them? Anyone?
I closed her page down
And we are friends who sleep
In the same bed
With lots of saliva not to share
But to selfishly gulp and swallow

She takes lots of water
My lips are dry she thinks
That’s why he can’t kiss me
Truth is, I can’t because I can’t
My dick is hard eroticized
I can’t fuck because I can’t
But I really like her
Perhaps a little kiss can do no harm?
And its morning—10 o’clock
Sounds a weird idea especially
After the whole selfish night
There is always a next time

Then these freaky adventurous
Souls—add ‘beautiful’ souls
Benevolent and a tad tactical
 Athletic—energetic—intelligent
Everything I would want from a girl
A woman of many women
I should break her league

The sentimental journey
And I hear writers—most of them
Take this journey differently
Some taking secrets to the deathbed
Others being ‘Gay in public’
All want to ‘think freely’ alongside infidelities
I am thinking freely now
Women think I want to learn something
When I read a gay writer
This homophobia!

They are suspicious of me
When they notice a lonely love life
But I love everyday
It’s just that the time to
Fuck has never come for me
Everyone nurses their own little addictions you know
They still make up the Sentimental Journey



©Simon21