Wednesday, February 20, 2013

Tabula Rasa


                I close my eyes and see figures assuming the form of my naked body:
                It looks like Miles with sweaty black skin purging self and society of the traditions held dear - the grand and fruitful experimentation of life itself.
                It looks like Ziggy Stardust flamboyantly plucking on a twelve string guitar and pondering the pansexual urges he couldn't quite understand as a boy in Brixton.
                It looks like El Boracho; with all of his wit and reason, he stares North at a gleaming future filled with preposterous proclamations regarding the psyches of people.
                It looks like the mystical Seafairy - red heals clenching the dank hair of man; while spinning a Kenny Burrell vinyl, he realized he was an African American.
                It looks like Jay Tea clad in spectral paisley patterns proclaiming the ideal that existence precedes essence and that meaning is derivative of humans experiencing their existence.
                It looks like Hank, hipster Jazz man manically improvising and hearing pitch, hearing rhythm and unaware - so unaware of the phrases to come.
                It looks like Tyler, sarcastically self-proclaiming beautiful Bitch Mother whose body is a womb to spontaneous laughter and joy - to vicious torment both relentless and steadfast.
                It looks like my father - oh well intentioned hospitable spirit of manhood! cock and balls and pubic hair and facial hair cloaked and veiled in the ideals and perceptions of a contrived masculinity.
                It looks like my mother; breast and bosom birthing the communist altruism and silly idiosyncrasies and vast love of all things - oh ravenous woman of God! Mother to man, child of God!
            It looks like experience manifested - man made flesh; the flesh made anew as I absorb and imprint upon the external and internal reality ripe in fertility.
                I close my eyes and see figures assuming the form of my naked body.

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