This is the roughest of first drafts

 

Clayton Bigsby

While pissing

I hold my dick in my right hand.

I use my left hand to hold the

Toothbrush

that cleans my teeth.

And I think of contradictions.

Suntans

And

Racism.

  

 

 

Published in: on March 31, 2006 at 1:56 pm Leave a Comment

A hint of poetry.

I originally wrote this poem for another blog.  the blog is called 50 first words, you basically take a word or phrase and then write the first 50 words of a story pertaining to said word or phrase.  The prompt for this particular poem was candlelit.

Candlelit

 

Candlelit cravings crept quickly

away while imagining the antiqued

purple rose petals strewn about

your pale-pale-

 

The constant quiet comes back,

the kitchen clock coughs,

the time is ten to ten pm.

Side by side the linguine

and chicken sit, sadly, lamenting

their cold skins as the candles

cry out goodbye.

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Casting The Made For TV Moussaoui Movie

Hollywood Here I Come (Chatting with a casting director)

Cue the close up, cause I am ready!

Time to make me famous!

With all these Arab terrorists in movies

and on TV,

I feel it’s about time we cast an

actual Arab in these roles.

I come with credentials,

check out my name:

Abdul Rehman Mohammed Issa,

rolls off the tongue don't it?

Plaster that name on billboards and

I guarantee we’ll sell out theaters coast

to coast.

And check this,

my dad, his names Mohammed.

I come with an authentic Arabic lineage.

and

he is one of those devout Muslim guys.

You know the type, the ones that carry prayer rugs

wherever they go.

Where do I sign?

I mean come on, I so fit the

stereotype

of a

camel riding, Jihad joining, Flight school certificate holding

Dune Coon.

So pass me the turban and the pen,

I’m gonna be a star!

Do I speak Arabic?

Well, no,

but…

you want to cast my dad?

Might be a problem.

I haven’t um seen him since

I was six and he um

lives over in Saudi and

last I checked that’s a long drive from

Long Beach, CA.

Planes, are you serious?

I hate planes,

I hate flying.

My mom, yeah she speaks Arabic.  But

she’s not what you’re looking for. 

Trust me.  Dude, she’s a white girl.

Blond haired blue eyed devil.

See me slip into character right there.

Well screw you too.

Look I’m sorry.  I apologize for the

outburst.

Technically I’m half er a quarter Arab.

But…

Have a nice day?

Fuck you too buddy!

This was gonna be my big break,

I was gonna be a star.

Do I speak Spanish?

What the fuck do you mean

I look Hipanic?

Published in: on March 30, 2006 at 5:05 pm Leave a Comment

Take this post with a grain of salt and a wink (considering this is my self indulgent blog)

A quick impersonation of myspace sites.  Ahem,

Looooooooooooooooooook at meeeeeeeeeeeeeeee loooooooooooooooooooooooooook Iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaammmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm sooooooooooo cooooooooooooooooooooooool and u rrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr laaaaaaaammmmmmmmmmmmeeeeeeeeeeeeee sooooooooooooooooooo laaaaaaaaaaaaaammmmeeeeeeee.  Looooooooooooook atttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttt meeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiikeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee coooooooooooooooooooool people that do nooooooooooooooooooot suuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuck suuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuckie people rrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr soooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo laaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaame. Eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeewwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww laaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaameeeeeeeeeeeeee.

In closing, I'll probably have a myspace website I can call my own before you know it (no lame or suckie people though).  I'd also like to use this time to pose a question for anyone bored enough to slog through this post, would anyone be interested in a column of quotes from myspace sites?  That site is a gold mine for satirists. 

Emote

We are adhering to life now with our last muscle- the heart.

-Djuna Barnes, Nightwood (1937)

Published in: on March 29, 2006 at 6:51 pm Leave a Comment

Campy quote

Hutch, somebody ran over my brother in a horse-drawn carriage.  I'm going to find whoever it was and I'm going to hurt them

- courtesy of some guy in the should of gone straight to DVD (Duh-Vuh-Duh) movie "Stay Alive."

Now I didn't see the movie but I appreciate it for the quotable nugget it's birthed (kind of like how Hansel from Zoolander hasn't heard Sting's music but he appreciates him for making music).  I guess this is my way of saying that something beautiful can be found in the ugliest of situations or in this case the ugliest of movies.   

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I wrote it but I have no idea what this poem is about

Here to There

 

I start at

the smallest toe

on my left foot.

The toe with the

crescent shaped, brown

and purple discolored,

bent, broken-

possibly broken,

possibly by severe stubbing

or falling.

 

The journey?

More mystery in that,

to me

it must be winding,

with

sharp

turns, steep precipes

to scale.  Train tracks

and tunnels included

but unaware of where

to plot

their points.  Must be

amazing, this mystery

of a journey, a-

mazing.

 

…It ends at the ear

on the edge of the

right

side of my head, bat like

structure, stalagmites

and tites

of skin folds

crease the crevice

filled cavern.

Deep deep dark, like a

gouged earthen rape.

Same way the Grand Canyon

gashed a perfect plain

and left a deep deep dark

wound without

heal.

 

 

Published in: on March 28, 2006 at 6:41 pm Leave a Comment

Just another manic poem

Little Attics

In my mind, of my design.

Built to house moments of time

which hurt and blurt both

silent and spoken.

Each attic tucked in my ears

houses a memory steeped

in fear.  A friend abusing his girl

with words he hurled

through her heart.

I should be shouting

"Shut Up!"

to the prick who thinks it's okay

to yell

BITCH

at the mother of his

child,

when she acts mild and meek

and waits on his temper-losing control

he beats and he beats

and

she takes and she takes.

And I wonder,

who is wrong?  And

who is to blame?  Which is why

my shame is so high.  I let this go on,

pretending not to hear

the fear

in her voice, as it

quakes.  And I know that

her mistake, is love.

So I smile

stuck uncomfortably here.

My desire to run is what

shunts me from going.

Why do I not interject?

Is it fear of respect being

lost in the eyes of my friend?

But, who needs a friend more?

She,

me,

or he?

 

I dim the lights

and close the attic door.

The loudness fades

and the drama

plays on

within and

without

me.

Published in: on March 27, 2006 at 9:01 pm Comments (3)

Ah a blogging binge

Ars Cer

(The Art of Bitterness)

 

Myspace.com, where

your asshole ex, just posted

pics, of her next ex.

Published in: on March 26, 2006 at 7:08 pm Leave a Comment

Lazy Sunday

I search for inspiration, staring at the ceiling, at 3am.

God bless the American haiku.  Seventeen syllables and I can say I’ve done a days work.  Yep, did my post for day, now its time to rest up, don’t want to sprain an eyelid or something while watching basketball.  How embarrassing would that be?  Being rushed to the ER with a possible March Madness related injury, like a ruptured hangnail due to sloppy technique while dipping your Tostitos into six or seven layer salsa dip.  It’s only a matter of time before Dickie V. is offering analysis on ESPN 9’s coverage of the NCAA sanctioned Six Layer Bean and Salsa Western Regionals, ” It’s awesome baby, Redick was PTP through the first four layers baby, his follow through while scooping that sour cream was super-scintillating-sensational-baby.”  So sleepy now.  Too much writing, must-go-lie-down. 

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