my breath stinks my armpits smell my stomach aches I am not the man I thought I was better to be dead then have to spend a lifetime dying. but I’d be awkward as anyone else in anyother life so there is only this and with all, it perseveres. I cannot wash the stain of maleness off my clothes I am not the man I ought to have been only recently realizing that I have to obliterate all that should not be known or read, less it be known and read. and still, my breath stinks, my armpits smell. my stomach aches. - Hoc Scripsi
February 27, 2011
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January 26, 2011
wearing this flesh
it always amazes
me
in conversations
when the perfect word
coalesces
into the
argument.
I have to stop a
moment to collect
it back
and see
that maybe words
are a skin
we wear.
That
wearing this flesh
has endowed me
a language.
– Hoc Scripsi
November 29, 2010
I never wanted to be a poets poet.
I strive to write for people, caring far more for the connection to a garbage handler.
tonight I feel the sting from the absence.
I am going to bed now and hoping to sleep and awaken in a different light.
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prize fighter
I am not a fighter;
never been.
writing poetry and
loving;
an unknown
contradiction
carrying notebooks,
pencils in back pockets
while looking so aggressive,
massive.
– hoc Scripsi