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chimEra / saaniidotcom: Dead Gray Bird
http://saaniidotcom.blogspot.com/2014/08/my-ears-heard-it-last-week.html
Navajo poet from NW new mexico. My ears heard it last week. And my eyes widened,. And my pupils dilated with fear unconsciously. Ice shards crystallized instantaneously through my heart. My trachea and esophagus spasm-ed, shuddered. My lungs steeped in warm saline. Sodden tea bags, flavor faded and washed from the desiccated leaves. My ears heard it,. But my brain refused to believe it. Override. Override. Override. Not until yesterday did my neurons register and process the horrific information. You do ...
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chimEra / saaniidotcom: August 2015
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Navajo poet from NW new mexico. Yesterday time was measured by the. Speed of tears running down my face. Exhalation. Removing toxins. Yesterday was a day on Venus. Minutes hobbled by on creaky wooden crutches. Super heated air trickled in. I finished reading a book and re-read interesting sections. I tried to lose myself in music on Pandora. I tried to lose myself in my favorite movies. Meditation was my only recourse. Marinate in the time alone. Back to the basics. Yesterday I lost my muse.
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chimEra / saaniidotcom: August 2014
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Navajo poet from NW new mexico. My ears heard it last week. And my eyes widened,. And my pupils dilated with fear unconsciously. Ice shards crystallized instantaneously through my heart. My trachea and esophagus spasm-ed, shuddered. My lungs steeped in warm saline. Sodden tea bags, flavor faded and washed from the desiccated leaves. My ears heard it,. But my brain refused to believe it. Override. Override. Override. Not until yesterday did my neurons register and process the horrific information. T’...
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chimEra / saaniidotcom: April 2015
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Navajo poet from NW new mexico. My father taught me to recognize. The faint jangled vibrato discord of a spent incandescent bulb. He saved these bulbs so that he could teach me to darn my socks. He didn’t use the same needles that my mother used. He didn’t use the same thread. He sang and whistled. He asked me what I was doing. When I wore holes through my wool socks. Wandering along the gray irrigation ditch road. Carrying a stick. Followed by my mutts. Smooth river pebbles. Melt from the glass. I used ...
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chimEra / saaniidotcom
http://saaniidotcom.blogspot.com/2015/04/wool-socks-my-father-taught-me-to.html
Navajo poet from NW new mexico. My father taught me to recognize. The faint jangled vibrato discord of a spent incandescent bulb. He saved these bulbs so that he could teach me to darn my socks. He didn’t use the same needles that my mother used. He didn’t use the same thread. He sang and whistled. He asked me what I was doing. When I wore holes through my wool socks. Wandering along the gray irrigation ditch road. Carrying a stick. Followed by my mutts. Smooth river pebbles. Melt from the glass. I used ...
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chimEra / saaniidotcom: October 2014
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Navajo poet from NW new mexico. Drama at the laundromat. The laundromat is not the place to have emotions. At a laundromat, any emotion is interpreted as drama. Sit silently and watch the rotating metal drum spin your clothes. Slosh Wash away memories. Whir. Rinse away pain. Bzzz. Spin away heartache. It's best to quietly admire and acknowledge the water jets flooding the detergent tray. Minutes digitally ticking down to zero. Until you are no longer interested. No longer care. Gaww-dammit!
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chimEra / saaniidotcom
http://saaniidotcom.blogspot.com/2015/03/loneliness-hi-i-smiled.html
Navajo poet from NW new mexico. 8221; I smiled. Step on a calculated concrete crack. Come on—let’s go get a burger.”. If he had been a few hours earlier. And had chosen something vegetarian or pescatarian. Maybe we wouldn’t now both be lonely. But, as it now stands. We are both the 1/10th. Unholy 1/10th never mentioned in gasoline prices. We are only visible when we congregate in unfortunate and unwieldy clots. We are the spit out lime rinds. Fragrant, but inedible. We are the bits of salt unlicked.
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chimEra / saaniidotcom: Drama at the laundromat
http://saaniidotcom.blogspot.com/2014/10/the-laundromat-is-not-place-to-have.html
Navajo poet from NW new mexico. Drama at the laundromat. The laundromat is not the place to have emotions. At a laundromat, any emotion is interpreted as drama. Sit silently and watch the rotating metal drum spin your clothes. Slosh Wash away memories. Whir. Rinse away pain. Bzzz. Spin away heartache. It's best to quietly admire and acknowledge the water jets flooding the detergent tray. Minutes digitally ticking down to zero. Until you are no longer interested. No longer care. Gaww-dammit!
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chimEra / saaniidotcom
http://saaniidotcom.blogspot.com/2012/01/oneword-collar-colored-wax-scrubbed.html
Navajo poet from NW new mexico. Colored wax scrubbed enthusiastically. Frozen over dried stereotypic leaves. I didn't know I was supposed to remove. The little plastic collar stays. When it was time to iron. Sand washed over hands shoved firmly. Into bell tails, containing sips of ocean. This is really pretty! All the poems you post are spectacular! PARABÉNS AMEI , OLHA DÁ UMA OLHADA NO MEU, SUA VISÃO É EMOCIONAL É INCRIVEL. sidenyk.blogspot.com dIÁRIO DE UM PENSADOR. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).
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chimEra / saaniidotcom
http://saaniidotcom.blogspot.com/2015/03/life-aaaahhhh-life.html
Navajo poet from NW new mexico. You are a mysterious and enchanting mistress and sister. I kiss your smooth hands and cheeks. I gaze gently with so many questions into your dark eyes. Life, you are simultaneously the goddess I worship. And the demon that haunts and hunts me. Only you, Life, can wring and shred my heart with challenges and strife,. But still caress my soul with a touch as distilled as bird’s whisper, a butterfly’s sigh. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). View my complete profile.