Monday, June 27, 2011

Libation




Σπονδή * 


Naked rubbing away hunger
I Sit back
Let the sun caress my face
Perhaps today I'll die
Death is nothing and nothing is more
Than need

Upon your steed you come
 Alexander
King of Macedonia
Facing  seas of false smiles
You ask all Athens where is Diogenes
The man who speaks truth

Your shadow caresses my face
Your words
I am Alexander
What may I give to you
Give me what I had
The warm sunlight you took away

You move aside ask me to share
Your wine
You command all Athens go
You bring your goatskin flask 
You disarm your shield golden in the sand
You sit here within my earthen tub

Though the sun sets your wine
Warms my belly warms your heart
We light my torch fire in our faces
Eye to eye
Against your eminence I rise up
You bow you give me head 

With morning we must part
I shall conquer Persia
All Asia all the world you say
What then I ask
Enjoy myself sit back make music
Then my friend  you will be Diogenes


 * (Libation)
Jack Miller 1/27/11

Copyright Jack Miller 




Sunday, June 19, 2011

The Monosexual

The Monosexual


It is a state of distress
The failure to caress
The whole of a gender 
To open up flushed flesh
To just one sex
To kiss only woman or man
Alone

We lucky few who've known
Plenitude in the embraces of all
Tasting at the banquet we call
Life the oyster and the clam
Imbibing the green fairy
Absinthe on our tongue having it
Both ways

Pity the monosexual missing the rich reward adorned
Abundance and nourishment from our Plenty of Horn


Jack
Druid Hills
6/19/11