I’ve got it all backwards.
Absolution is not my solution, it’s my means to saying, “What’s up?”
“Nothin.”
Nods.
“You?”
Shrugs. ”Oh, y’know, I’m just busy suppressing the God inside me.”
“Uh huh.”
All this talk, I can’t even believe it.
Department stores are more than real.
They’re cosmic, they’re divine. This is stunning to me, that the sacred can’t be obliterated.
That after all these millennia of wars we haven’t managed to …
Absolve.
Or, shit! At least dissolve.
All this resolve, I mean, what’s it for?
Who’s it for?
Kick-snare. Walking through that door.
All the sex I’ve had, all the dick cumming, whoring boredom to death, cheek sweating, Tower of Babel loudspeakers shooting orgasmic moans across the oceanic bedsheets, Poseidon spitting, ass pounding, bubbly breast escapist memories.
They’re just memories. (Where’s someone else’s worshipping of my pleasure when I want it, huh? LOL)
And the elementary school bullying, the hating my father, the cutting off from my mother, the umbilical cord of my soul floating off in the nothingness of space, all the senseless Rachel Maddow purposeful evenings, all the conscientious shameful feelings cutting me off from the One Mind.
It’s all in the past now. Yogic squat, back-bends, Kundalini and the chakras.
“Yeah I saw them. They were pretty good.”
“That’s cool.”
“Check it out, it’s your child, it’s your gypsy, it’s Heaven, it’s Heavenly!”
Where?
She just jumped off the Comcast building.
Soaring. Kurosawa couldn’t capture it on film, so he made “Seven Samurai”.
She’s going to hit the ground soon, and amazingly,
life will go on.
I mean your life.
Personally I can not wait to be done with this will to absolution.
So annoying, always challenging everything I do, always weighing my worth against the worth of my baby’s cheeks.
Get it?
I never REALLY wanted to die! I was just considering my worth is all.
For a decade now I’ve just been considering my worth, since the first Lord of the Rings movie came out.
A Beautiful Mind won best picture.
“Picture,” LOL.
Considering, considering. My Suicide.
For your consideration, esteemed Academy voters. You should like it, it’s a Holocaust story.
It’s the end of the world, the essence of life-affirmation, like Steven Spielberg swimming in his pool with his kids and regretting the end of Close Encounters of the Third Kind.
He was so young then, and starry-eyed.
“Mommy, mommy, you really should meet my Dad!”
I said that. I was nearly two and a half years old. They were recently divorced.
This is my poetic statement,
Martin Heidegger, you goddamn nazi.
Revision, overhaul, novel, movie, album, pending.