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This person submitted this poetry to eastvillage.com. I know very
little about him so far, but he did send me a link and that is cavanaugh@nyc.rr.com.
"Exploding O-rings"
baggage is my trip girl and I won't check you
laughter is my love girl and I know you don't smile
writing is my life girl because it avoids me death
and don't kill me if i must have many of you girl
to avoid me life to make me laugh to bleed me cold to cause
me to keep writing these bullshit poems about death love time and life
to make me read a sign on the subway that says: "Learn english,
call 18009996677" and wonder why it says that if i don't know
english
to let me see your reflection in a murky puddle and chase after
an umbrella
because travelin' light girl it's the only way to fly
especially when you want to get away from poetry that means
something
© 2001
"Moment Of Time" by s.a. cavanaugh
All in a moment of time I touch you. All in a moment of time
You touch me.
Awaking on a lazy Sunday Morning with a squinting Hangover
battling the Sunlight screaming from Between Venetian blinds
We roll, Still adjoined and Notice our position didn't
Change from the night Before.
All in a moment of time What fond memories flash back. All in a
moment of time What fond memories are left to come.
Through a kissing mumble You whisper, "How do you feel, good
morning." And your lip touches my eyelash And I dance, Inside,
I dance A melodic childish rhythm So at home and so comfortable
With your touch, breath And your breath tickles my ear And we
roll And your eye opens on mine And I'm caught by the aquamarine
Glare and I fall into your Pupil.
"Whoa, I've never seen your eyes this color," You say and
caress my chest. "Such a deep forest-ness," You say and feel the
tension in my back ease away.
All in a moment of time Nothing else matters. All in a moment
of time Everything never matters.
We sluggishly exchange Sullen words Or so it seems from The
outside, afar, But our words entangle And twist life and meaning
Into a symphony of Profound knowledge that's Locked away in
our sacred chamber.
"What's your favorite part of the body?" You ask. "The hip,"
I answer involuntarily... "Me too… don't you just wish you had
a boyfriend or a girlfriend so you wouldn't have to worry and you
could have the craziest and most uninhibited sex ever?" You say
sitting on top of me With your hands locked in mine Above my head
and your Hair falls to one side careening And covering half your
face And slides down your shoulder, Cascading over your left
nipple.
"Of course," How else was I supposed to answer?
All in a moment of time The present lasts forever. All in a
moment of time The world that I perceive Becomes meshed with your
Illusion and we can love, For that moment, we can love!
But, the moment quickly becomes Another.
And I can only hope I can only wait Until the next time
When fools dance And let ourselves believe That a moment can
last, That perception through unity Can exist. That a moment
in time On a lazy Sunday is worth More than all the moments In
time to come.
I will see you there again My love. I will not feign Love.
I do have faith In you.
All in a moment of time We will be together. All in a moment of
time You will nurse my wounds. All in a moment of time I will
make you feel safe.
All in a moment of time...
© 2001
"Flirting" by s.a. cavanaugh
Burnt out drudgery Sick of trudgery I saw the fickle boy
underneath the tree day dreaming. some say it was myself, but
I say no, it is my nephew
I'm afraid of the mirror I see in me I'm afraid of the sin that
will someday be him what happened to innocence? destroyed by
acquiescence of knowledge, of things... World li ness.
it's good to know me it's good to know what can harm me she
said she feels because women always feel I think, I'm
a man what's to drink no need for brain cells no need for
brains, just give me jail cells of forbidden lust.
and the band silently played on...
feverless fervor in the witching hour I didn't mean to use
that line I didn't mean to be cliché but here I am
dreaming underneath that big ole tree thinking that I think a
different way... nothing is new a foolish sage once said to me
we've all been taught eventually what we think we think of
on our own.
etching and waning scratching and maiming what happened to that
theatre we used to attend the one that rained on us while we
waited? I miss those days when will the thirst be quenched?
when will I not long for the next sunrise? when will I be able
to not wear a disguise?
caught up on coattails I strive to achieve... then I won...
©2001
"Dot Communism" by s.a. cavanaugh
Are you better? Do you see?
as I stoically type and the soft rhythm of computer clicks
guides my soul as it gets cast, a shadow on the wall, only
to comfort me with loneliness...
How are you different? Who can you be? A glowing glare
peeking from behind a cyber wall with worshiping whispers...
"Let me be your housecat." You say not knowing who i am.
Not knowing that with your purr I jerk myself off to sleep
each night...
But isn't that the point? Dot In this frenzied, freed communist
world of pristine free will where we dance with destiny in a
virtual rhythm and we lead, this time we lead destiny...
Community has been found in seekers of sameness, sanity. What
gets me off is only what matters is that I am me whoever I
want to be in this enlightened cave of human obscurity...
and Marx must be flipping in his grave saying "I told you so...
I was just a little early fuck the bourgeoisie It's all about
free internet access in order to attain equality..."
So come with me sisters, that is if you are womyn, and finally
see that raw emotion suspends reality, that neglect of essence
defines existence, that we are all better if we log in to
dot communism and finally see that we are voices, thoughts,
blips, electricity, merely saved in some undefined directory...
databases without faces...
Do you see? Are you better?
©2001
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