Two new poems & some catch-up
Thursday, 7 August 2025 10:05 pmHi friends, it's been a long time since I've posted a blog post, writing, or anything fun, really. Recently my girlfriend
dawnsupernova expressed wanting a space on the internet to share her thoughts, and the TL;DR is, what she was describing sounded a lot like a blog! So we spent last night working on new themes and wiggling settings toggles, and now, tada! Fancy new blogs.
In honor of the idea that I (and Dawn, and I think some others) are trying to write more again, below are two new poems. I may also work on consolidating my body of work here to Dreamwidth, as it would be nice to have one chronological collection & DW allows me to edit posting dates. So, if you're interested, you can go ahead and use a dreamwidth account, or another OpenID-associated account to follow both Dawn and I. Otherwise, I'll keep posting links here to my other social media (for now).
Thanks always,
Crash
In honor of the idea that I (and Dawn, and I think some others) are trying to write more again, below are two new poems. I may also work on consolidating my body of work here to Dreamwidth, as it would be nice to have one chronological collection & DW allows me to edit posting dates. So, if you're interested, you can go ahead and use a dreamwidth account, or another OpenID-associated account to follow both Dawn and I. Otherwise, I'll keep posting links here to my other social media (for now).
Thanks always,
Crash
Dyschronometria
migraine hypnagogic again
I see
the full moon or just
the cherry of your cigarette,
I am a moth
either way.
I look for you in dappled light,
in summer heat. near the river
my blood is made of. In the mountains
older than the first thought of bones.
somewhere in my mouth the susurrations of ferns,
the sigh of the pines.
somewhere in my chest, the night cats shrieking,
dreaming of blood.
when I wake, there are only streetlights
and salt water
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Patchwork Hill (for Little Bit)
Outside my back door is a patchwork hill--
steep, threadbare, hay-dead grass.
sun March-bright and blinding
I sit with you there
on the pitiful hill
on the cold earth under
the patchwork grass. Bury my face
and my worries in your neck
as you cry
Adjust the bones
in my body to hold softer
and stronger your bones.
There will always be chores, always
paperwork. Always
men who make decisions without us. Always
worries bigger than the steep slope
and the dead dry grass
of the tiny hill.
There has not always been sunlight.
There will not always be you.