Duimian de taitai kan guo lai,
zai taiyang de xiamian. Women
zai tiaoqu when the moon
rises, zai tiaowu when dew beads
on our cheeks and in our eyes
because woman tiaowu le, we
have lived another night
together
Tuesday, July 24, 2007
Monday, July 23, 2007
bone and sinew
it is very very hard to bleed upon a page because you
must be willing to apply the knife to your own skin
with the right amount of force a pressing which neither
gores nor scratches but slices clean through so anyone
who desires to peek can see just what is in there clear as
bone and cut as sinew and then truth has to ooze up in these
patterned little drops to represent what made you write this
truth in the first place a truth that whirs through you
as you lie in your own skin on your bed in the cool of darkness
and reconcile the world to the rhythm of your beating beating
heart
must be willing to apply the knife to your own skin
with the right amount of force a pressing which neither
gores nor scratches but slices clean through so anyone
who desires to peek can see just what is in there clear as
bone and cut as sinew and then truth has to ooze up in these
patterned little drops to represent what made you write this
truth in the first place a truth that whirs through you
as you lie in your own skin on your bed in the cool of darkness
and reconcile the world to the rhythm of your beating beating
heart
Sunday, July 22, 2007
Balance
perches atop a fulcrum
in skin-tight leather which may or
may not shield it from the
reckless rocks of the road
and seeks only not to fall off
the Harley
in skin-tight leather which may or
may not shield it from the
reckless rocks of the road
and seeks only not to fall off
the Harley
Saturday, July 21, 2007
Rotisserie Chicken with Roasted Vegetables: A Rearrangement
Preheat the
oven to
400 degrees.
Remove the woody
ends of the
asparagus by gently
bending each stalk until it
breaks (it will naturally)
snap off at the
right spot.
In a baking dish, toss
the vegetables
with the
olive oil and
season with salt
and pepper.
Roast for twelve to fifteen minutes,
until the vegetables have a
light
brown
crust.
Serve ----------------------- Reserve the
half ----------------------- other half
the vegetables --------------- for
with the chicken and a -------- later
simple mixed- -------------- in
greens salad tossed with ------ the
oil olive & vinegar ------------ week
oven to
400 degrees.
Remove the woody
ends of the
asparagus by gently
bending each stalk until it
breaks (it will naturally)
snap off at the
right spot.
In a baking dish, toss
the vegetables
with the
olive oil and
season with salt
and pepper.
Roast for twelve to fifteen minutes,
until the vegetables have a
light
brown
crust.
Serve ----------------------- Reserve the
half ----------------------- other half
the vegetables --------------- for
with the chicken and a -------- later
simple mixed- -------------- in
greens salad tossed with ------ the
oil olive & vinegar ------------ week
Nausea
staggers sideways through the doorway
oblivious to the black ties and table placards
and hurls on the maitre' d
oblivious to the black ties and table placards
and hurls on the maitre' d
Imperfection
totters into the picture
with olive slacks pulled to the sternum
and tufts of hair sprouting from its ears
with olive slacks pulled to the sternum
and tufts of hair sprouting from its ears
Balances: What I've Learned From Tim Rich
with each breath
Tim is always
balancing
as we juggle our spouse
against our daughter(s)
or one set of tasks
against another
(only to fill our balance sheet)
eight ounces of water
to a single scoop of truth
or rearrange the couches
so granola heads can hold hands
and recently I've been thinking
whether he's trying to show me something
'cause my wife and I used to hang all night
and pursue the dawn together
and now I started
(as a reaction to what I've seen)
to move toward
the pleasure of such messiness
against the sting
of being alone
-- with apologies to "Balances" by Nikki Giovanni
Tim is always
balancing
as we juggle our spouse
against our daughter(s)
or one set of tasks
against another
(only to fill our balance sheet)
eight ounces of water
to a single scoop of truth
or rearrange the couches
so granola heads can hold hands
and recently I've been thinking
whether he's trying to show me something
'cause my wife and I used to hang all night
and pursue the dawn together
and now I started
(as a reaction to what I've seen)
to move toward
the pleasure of such messiness
against the sting
of being alone
-- with apologies to "Balances" by Nikki Giovanni
Friday, July 20, 2007
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