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By: Joey Gyarmathy
i shoot through it all
rebooted and rejuvenated
still the wretched and
twisted faces of murmurers
haunt my gut with feels of
pain and
wicked remembrance of glancing
through a kaleidoscope
nostrils dripping with ice
toes exposed to 7 below
no reds and rice
zero
celsius my toes stay warm in two pairs
socks and pants
cream cheese and coffee in one hand
and the ai invasion in the other
brisk nights two or three
stops from bedford reassociate me
the crisp telekinetic contact of an interested outside observer
warm the love of the ness of it all in my chest and my head
the ness
jellyfish birthing curious
cosmic burp we play in
from the first time we woke from eternal sleep
to the time we shall return closed eyes
for a last final rest
that rest is futuristic fuckery to me now
so back to the
the ness
that which is everything
beautiful and pure about our heavenly existence
now here we are heavenites shooting through the seeming void on the organic death star
the earth our vehicle home and mother
here now my carhartt warms my cold body
i; able to write dream and ponder my visions
visuals and visitations shooting through subterranean
capitalistic cult-built hyperspace
seems to be the relatively unguessed equalizer of the city in metrograde
checkers on my shoes and propagandic posters ahead the cracked out jesus sits across from me
instead of offering him my bagel
i; on the excuse of cetera and the rest
turn the other cheek.
and weep.
sometimes i wish we could trade for a day whether it’s in my interest or the nazarethian wanderer is beyond me.
for the crazed and intrepid travelers
lost in the idiosyncratic sauce of life
i write this now and for the persistence through the treks and hajjisms of urbane nomadism
may the holy dharma grant u peace
and comfort as uncontrollable and irresponsible things before my birth have given me mine.
A version of this originally appeared in “Comfort” The Teller November 2019 Issue #8
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