Category: sustainability

go stop something horrible – half one thousand sermons

come one another
i was young and listening
confirmed
every word
a sermon is poem nothing more
meaning nothing outside itself
just like money
all forgiveness
every word
or the grace and omnipotence behind it
forgiveness
but the sermon is a poem is a story
in and of iteself
only
the god we dont know has not forgiven
and never will
each and every crime and passion is forever
more
the god we know will end this poem
you unforgiven go
try as you might like a priest or whatever
to stay in some story
we go

detergent for capital (fire!)

buckets from the well
with the slavery the wars the biosphere destruction
every stain of sweat
by the river come to launder
all of us washing for the holidays

investment bank and financial services at sunrise
(from reverdy thru catherine and beyond, some feel a need to launder money more vigorously than the rest of us)

things coming bump

phased arrays beamforming parallel
small cell
millimeter waves
one million per mile
more
enhanced mobile low latency machine
surveilling
surveying
surrendering
allaying
some bodies mission gone critical
thy soul alone
threat hardening code refresh
handshake protocol ready
one last free breath
random
convert to thing

small cell at sunrise
(the franchise installing 5g routers on city streets, led by a 9m/year ceo, is paying the city a nominal fee to lease more than 1100 routers to telecom companies charging fees regulated by the federal communications commission—you could be throttled less but you couldn’t pay more)

rock promontory

in west baltimore you find rock
hetch-hetchy-like promontories
but oh my.
elijah.
banners of snow in a winter wind
ice on fire in a spring sunrise
huddled pine swelling ten thousand summers
autumn stalwart big moon mirror
elijah.
death and peace in the mountains
fountain of life
we breathe we climb

park and cathedral at sunrise
(elijah cummings has been fighting the fascist coup since before j20)

windwaters aguasviento

please forgive the language of a rapist
but we are in amerigo no longer
shores mountains plains mountains shores islands
thru two great oceans
pole to pole
walking resting filtering dreaming
the same one breathing
we are
in windwaters
come
por favor disculpe el idioma del violador
pero somos en amerigo ya no
orillas montanas llanos montanas orillas islas
en los dos mares
polo a polo
caminando reposando filtrando sonando
el mismo respirando
estamos
en aguasviento
venido

oak tree at sunrise
(baltimore, surrounding the port of baltimore, strove to welcome in 2018. rip kevin zeese.)

murder on greenmount (treasure box of rocks)

this is a dirge for some one loved others unloved
you were old and broken necked washing in with the surf
you were a middleaged son on the street bleeding out
you were hustling then flying skullfirst into a banquet corridor floor
you were the fearful trigger child
you or ford or chevy drove the pickup truck
there was some other thing
you pickedup a whole fucking lot

greenmount on sunrise

(tyrone servance jr was murdered on greenmount avenue just south of thirty first street in 2016)

sleight of glock

someone wrapped a gloved hand around his ungloved hand and weapon
gloved hands all round
like someone locking inside locks from outside
who would have seen is no one
someone hold his bleeding head in your lap
wipe their blood off a ceramic floor
some one every one
here the last chunk of dried blood on our fingers
refuse to war
refuse
war

toward bennett place at sunrise
(found evidence supports a theory sean suiter committed suicide in bennett place in 2017—the war machine that caged him reacted in an angry thuggish swarm of human rights violations, teeming lost in the smog of a lost war)

drinking mean well (summary by yoda)

inventing our selves community
numberable parts animal
numberable machine
numberable pieces growing green
onlysomany atomic
(fusion fission inevitable it seems)

tent city and tubman city at sunrise
(tent city and tubman city shared their struggle in the center of the city in 2017, demanding freedom to live in community on our planet with space to invent and share a reasonable portion of what the sun provides, rather than being completely subjected to what others invent—the city continues to bulldoze such communities)