Monday, March 10, 2014

"Vancouver"

Days are doting
from blurry mornings

Time is doing 
its usual thing. 

Running and ditching,
like how we chase, afraid of
not reaching the 99 —

look how it’s fleeting.

Fast a week in and
I’d say, “Stop counting.”

Riding, driving,
Eating, immersing
In the blue wide west; 

a coast happily rests 
at its state — 
Forever in her 
Twenties 

stretching, ready;
forming and delving into
its absolute splendid
Best.

"Homecoming"

The red wine 
sensuously 
streams down my throat
My mind,
so high

Coffee? Tea? 
Suddenly, all these drugs were in front of me. 
Home was 
ahead of me. 

Yet I had no idea I
was going for an epilogue. 
The minimal, 
most quiet kind of exchange 
of sentiments;
silent handshake of air
awaits. Bittersweetness. 

Looking out the tiny window,
depressant and stimulant laid out 
on this awkward table.
While my eyes beamed,

the idea of you
locking away us into the museum of memory
was at once impossible and cruel,
but somehow somewhere
an idea I had.

Yet I had no idea you
are the braver of us —
perhaps the one
bruised, wrenched. Cut-
throat and defensively, you
draw out the dagger
of conclusion.