Pregnant mindbelly.
Detached, ethereal fetuses
generating hypnotic tones of aural sex,
motorboating their cherubic little lips
in the amniotic fluid, the sonic equivalent
of the Rapture in full reverse.
Theologians, I implore you,
there is something holy in this
audio pastiche tickling my eardrums with
wet pinky fingers made of music;
the soundtrack, such a sharp atmospheric contrast
to the life story it scores, with its poor character
development. And my feet sticking to the floor.
Sounding like the future if this were the past
is a symphonic quality held in high esteem.
The hum heard between walls, that white noise
in a black room, is retrospective foresight asking
what happened? But somewhere between mind and heart,
pale horses tow gilded wagons
with a cacophonous carousel calliope caboose,
the chromatic cavities whistling the steam of muses.
When the temperature of the steam is just right,
I put a stethoscope to my neck and listen.
Wednesday, May 26, 2010
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