Another Mother's Hoverboard
morph me
stiff neck like
a crane
arching
and holding
a place
support in a huge
way
for itself
and all things around
it
me
now to de-stiffen
melt
into myself
only the form
i take is foreign
and needs
parameters
and outline to
follow
i bleed out
of every line
i see
morphing
on and on
practice and purpose
compliment
one another
complascence
tricks them both
and here i
sit with a tummy
full of gas
and a storm rumbling
outside my window
my world
a series of insides
and outs
wondering
where and how
i am going to
grasp for my next
goal.
fulfillment seems
a neverending
story...
eviction
i think sometimes
that my life is at stake
the faces you make
the cancer within
you and our thing
fling
emotions and words
painful
then helpful
then gone
only to resurface
muddy and familiar
the process is hard
and i wrap myself
in it: a cardboard blanket
the edges soften,
but it's inherent nature
remains
stiff and sordid
is the underlying issue
a textural satire?
a sexual condundrum?
CONtextual disaster?
or a just plain mental enigma?
my home is in my head.
and i think i am evicting
myself.
diseased
the disaster
and tragedy that
piles up
like bodies
and debris
and spirits
crushed
dams down
flooding flushing
out and away
our topography
our way of life
reversed
cursed?
we must reevaluate
we must look within
we must stop band-aiding
and dig deeper
than the trenches
filled with the victims
of the symptoms
get way down inside
each of us,
pick a hole
look for the whole
to the
sources of this
planet's hurt and pain
feign a sense of
something other than
ME ME ME.
diseased...
are we too late?