this music limitless
made of words
body in park. facing screen
IP address in the dark
could be Abilene
could be Lourdes
spirit in overdrive
knows no death
on a quest to uplift
any sorry soul's breath
and in so doing
my own
#katyamills
this music limitless
made of words
body in park. facing screen
IP address in the dark
could be Abilene
could be Lourdes
spirit in overdrive
knows no death
on a quest to uplift
any sorry soul's breath
and in so doing
my own
#katyamills
she would find herself involuntary humming. if only there was a sigil or neuroplastic explosive to pinpoint the spot on her brain where overplayed one hit wonders derived #katyamills
smoking after heavy
drinking. taste the bloody lip
thinking
up all night reading pacing writing
heart and mind playing
fighting
sprinkler system pushes up
out of the ground at dawn for the back
track
#katyamills
the saddest day
gave way
when the cat came home
to elation
got off work early
watched birds by binocular
tacos and coke
we made love
fell asleep to maurice ravel
nine inch nails and
the smiths
#katyamills
#katyamills
writing verses
sleep. black liner circles
the eyes
the one who sings
cannot speak
everyone come to the center
soft body contact
the lyrics
the breath
the hearts
the beat
#katyamills
a single cricket found his way into my home and hides on the vine. i delight in his courage to make music in this strange and dangerous land
Most rock stars walk the memory back to the days when every concert was hard pressed and hard won, when they knew personally every groupie and went afterpartying with the club, fresh cuts on their lips. When gigs were dive bars, audiences unpredictable if not hostile, and pay came in the form of an open tab. When a station wagon full of amps needed a jump. The simple luxuries on the road. A bitter loaf of bread and one night stand. A pan full of eggs and bacon. Walls dressed in hard wood. The percolating coffee pot to ringing ears. Crazy laughter after what just happened? Most rock stars dream of such beginnings. Through the gold-plated bars of today's high hung song bird cage. Awash in stale hits. Buried in mountains of paperwork. Studying the tax codes. Dining with divorce lawyers. Oh, how a dream can turn back on itself.
The diet oversaturated in music, I reduced my consumption substantially. Finding inner rhythms. Now there is a symphony looking for the back of my teeth, guided by the light in between so many keys. I only hope it makes it out.
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| real unreal by katya |