Monday, September 10, 2012

Why the Waist Band Always Gives Me a Headache

i can feel the bones in my arms, it
feels as if

the rushing air is hitting the back of
my

arm after the sun has danced over the
pacific.

like feathers,

or ice,

rushing agianst my skin,


like lying on a mountain side's

shallow river.


my head is spliced open,

i can imagine it,

so a medical class can see what it
looks
like in there

like to much movement,

too much excitement

too many tiny explosions of chemicals

between dendrite buttons and axons.


and i can feel the bones in

my arms it

feels as if they are

getting smaller and bigger

bigger from the inside out

smaller from the outside

out


the air, rushing, cold,

running

like water, streams of

air, like running

down a steep hill in the middle of an
autumn

night


and the moon is bright enough to

fake the sun,

and radiate me

like a medical class

examining the inside of my brain with

a CAT scan.
where there is too much going on
or not
enough to find anything wrong with
me
but
i just keep imagining i'm lying on a mountain side

in a shallow river
of
feathers,
or ice,
of moonlight

and i'm being carried
away to the
pacific.