
poetic ethnography::tantrums

poetic ethnography::tantrums
breach of contract (wander).
on a desolate plain,
in a desperate place,
dancing toward the moon,
wander on.
who has eyes to remember?
more importantly,
who has the time?
the time to care,
time to invest
in people and feelings?
to get to know one another?
all those things
just make everything
way more complicating.
wander on. wander on.
don’t have to be remembered or acknowledged to exist.
existence lays naked in exile, waiting for isolated souls to
wander on. wander on. wonder. wonder. wander on
with a lonely suicide song.
10.03.02.
big bang theory.
winter whispers why weeping widows wander
in somber states during her solstice.
and nature replies,
“tis gloomed and clouded days to blame,
which have a tendency to lead towards sleep.”
and night awakens to be reminded
that everyday looks just like last week.
winter wanders off,
“all life must die to be reborn,
the earth as well, needs her rest
but if all i get are tears,
wretched whimpers,
well then rename me, the solstice of sadness.”
winter wandered
off into the mountains past over zarathustra.
a flash of hot air covered
like a blanket
as cold escaped
like a final breath from the atmosphere.
oceans began to dry and much of the continents
were now mostly desert.
everyone, wondered where winter was?
the earth felt her pulse weaken,
a sigh of lament across the universe.
this is the way the world ends. this is the way
the world ends.
not with a bang. not with a bang,
but with a whimper for
wild winter wandering.
11.06.02.

poetic ethnography::tantrums
tantrums
becoming who we were meant to
big bang theory
breach of contract
can i feel it
don’t try selling me
enter search
escape neurosis
how many jose’s have gotten lost to the city at the age of 23
science as truth
stolen treasures
things whispered
tries too hard