resolution Release
fences, hunters break my view
before the forest, as ever, and it
impale their heads.
I stuck. My little toe
begins to itch. I gets cold.
A game, a first wet keys
the old braids, fresh straw,
kept in the cigar box.
It smells still to Cuba,
for rebellion, crisis and fun.
My laughter dissolves in the rigidity.
I look soluble. The moon is pale.
© 2009 Simone wedge
Saturday, August 1, 2009
Saturday, July 25, 2009
How To Make A Gumpaste Shoe
Unfiltered
The stars look tired, lifeless
light rays
replaced it and this wrong, pale
lantern glow silent a house.
closed the shutters, locked the door
such protection.
Behind the white plastic cleaning
did you sleep in the lied.
Grim smoke from my cigarette,
burns itself into the pupil.
A tobacco remaining on my lip.
A young moon falls from the cliff,
washes clean in ground fog.
I step from the dump, go home.
© 2009 Simone wedge
The stars look tired, lifeless
light rays
replaced it and this wrong, pale
lantern glow silent a house.
closed the shutters, locked the door
such protection.
Behind the white plastic cleaning
did you sleep in the lied.
Grim smoke from my cigarette,
burns itself into the pupil.
A tobacco remaining on my lip.
A young moon falls from the cliff,
washes clean in ground fog.
I step from the dump, go home.
© 2009 Simone wedge
Tuesday, July 21, 2009
Do Jeep Liberty Have Shocks And Struts
Dream Catcher - Five
The cat shoots hissing past him and raced down the stairs. Henry closes the door and breathes the leaden gloom, which usually is spreading through abandoned homes, and on his shoulders supported, like an old friend.
He walks into the bedroom and takes the small picture in itself. He stroked her auburn-colored hair, closes the Eyes and pushes the picture to his nose. Summer. Bare feet that hardly touch the grass. Bright red sandals in hand. July laughter. "You see? You see, I made it!" Your arms around his neck and Brombeerlippen.
He opens the cupboard, leaving the hands waving over their clothes. They bag up. Fill with rosy flesh. With warm breath. With blood. Heartbeat.
Jessica in the pale red dress that goes straight up to her knees. He likes it when she wears dresses. Like how rubbing the hem on the skin of her thighs, she wanders about, retires and again unaffected.
She holds out the letter and her eyes shine with the sun to the Bet.
"I've done it! You have accepted me. I can not believe it. "
you waiting for, he reads the letter, and he buries his hands deeper into the pockets of his only pair of jeans.
"Hey Papa Bear, do not look so grim. I'm not from the world and I come back every weekend in our den. You make us a fire, and we we are. Just like always. "
would come. First, every weekend, then every second and at some point ... Henry's lips curl, stiffen and eventually he manages to them to force a smile. "Yes, we always we will be."
He takes the letter in his hand and directed a glance at the blurred letters.
"That's great, Jess. I'm looking for you. "
" The only way you say. "
" However, I am really looking forward. "Bites
The sun was in his neck and he rubs at his most interesting skin. And he sweats. He sweats and he hates the summer. Not in principle. But that he hates to from second, with full conviction and success.
his face buried in an airy fabric. He takes the dress from the closet and grabs it with a few personal belongings in a small travel bag. He makes the bed and put out the light.
"Hey, Kiki, what have you done." He goes into a crouch and take the girl the knife from his hand. Blood? At her clothes, hands, the stainless steel. She sits at the counter of the small pubs. Leaning back against the wood paneling, legs stretched out.
The small body weighs almost nothing, as he carries it upstairs to the bathroom. He turns on the water, touches her gently away from the stained clothes and let them sink into the tub.
She puts on her legs, wrapped around her shins, and laid her head on her knees. Isolated strands of hair floating on the water surface and form a surreal Gischtkrone around the cliffs of her body.
you humming. She has a beautiful voice. A little smoky. Like a summer morning in the mountains. And you know when the fog has cleared the first, waiting for a clear day. Henry
the sponge dipped in hot water and wets her shoulders, she let the water run down the back.
He carefully moves his finger over her shoulder blades, the two eight-inch-long scars, which run parallel to each. They are old and faded. Except for a few harmless cuts on her arms, no fresh wounds can be found.
"What happened?" He asks. Quiet only, he does not want to scare you.
"Did you know that blood adapts his environment? At night it is black and silky, hiding in the shadows, like a chameleon and it flows very slowly. During the day, but since it is bright and fast, like a straightened stream, as if to say it was: Look, I'm from "
you start again, the little tune to hum.. And Henry looks at her scars. Equally they are almost like identical twins. And they are adapting to their bodies as if they have always been with each other. As if the one without the other is unthinkable.
"Where is your uncle?"
"Who?"
"Herb, your uncle."
"He is sleeping. Today was pretty drunk early. "
Henry washes her hair. They are stringy and sticky.
"Why do you live with your uncle? What about your parents? "
" I do not need. "She looks at her toes. The nails are too long.
"But you've got any. Everyone has parents. "
" I'm Elena. "
" But it did not bore you. "
" Yes, she did. "Her neck muscles tense and she shrugs her shoulders. Shakes his hands off. "You do not understand."
She gets out of the tub and he wound up in a huge towel. Dries her hair and combs it. It can be emotionless endure. Then he brought her to bed. She presses her face against his forearm, yawns and pulls the blanket up to her chin high, even over his hand, which it is based on the edge of the bed, and fell asleep.
Henry walks down the creaking steps and followed the dark tracks into the kitchen. The floor tiles are bloody and the cabinets are dark red splashes. Nothing else.
He takes his jacket.
© 2009 Simone wedge
The cat shoots hissing past him and raced down the stairs. Henry closes the door and breathes the leaden gloom, which usually is spreading through abandoned homes, and on his shoulders supported, like an old friend.
He walks into the bedroom and takes the small picture in itself. He stroked her auburn-colored hair, closes the Eyes and pushes the picture to his nose. Summer. Bare feet that hardly touch the grass. Bright red sandals in hand. July laughter. "You see? You see, I made it!" Your arms around his neck and Brombeerlippen.
He opens the cupboard, leaving the hands waving over their clothes. They bag up. Fill with rosy flesh. With warm breath. With blood. Heartbeat.
Jessica in the pale red dress that goes straight up to her knees. He likes it when she wears dresses. Like how rubbing the hem on the skin of her thighs, she wanders about, retires and again unaffected.
She holds out the letter and her eyes shine with the sun to the Bet.
"I've done it! You have accepted me. I can not believe it. "
you waiting for, he reads the letter, and he buries his hands deeper into the pockets of his only pair of jeans.
"Hey Papa Bear, do not look so grim. I'm not from the world and I come back every weekend in our den. You make us a fire, and we we are. Just like always. "
would come. First, every weekend, then every second and at some point ... Henry's lips curl, stiffen and eventually he manages to them to force a smile. "Yes, we always we will be."
He takes the letter in his hand and directed a glance at the blurred letters.
"That's great, Jess. I'm looking for you. "
" The only way you say. "
" However, I am really looking forward. "Bites
The sun was in his neck and he rubs at his most interesting skin. And he sweats. He sweats and he hates the summer. Not in principle. But that he hates to from second, with full conviction and success.
his face buried in an airy fabric. He takes the dress from the closet and grabs it with a few personal belongings in a small travel bag. He makes the bed and put out the light.
"Hey, Kiki, what have you done." He goes into a crouch and take the girl the knife from his hand. Blood? At her clothes, hands, the stainless steel. She sits at the counter of the small pubs. Leaning back against the wood paneling, legs stretched out.
The small body weighs almost nothing, as he carries it upstairs to the bathroom. He turns on the water, touches her gently away from the stained clothes and let them sink into the tub.
She puts on her legs, wrapped around her shins, and laid her head on her knees. Isolated strands of hair floating on the water surface and form a surreal Gischtkrone around the cliffs of her body.
you humming. She has a beautiful voice. A little smoky. Like a summer morning in the mountains. And you know when the fog has cleared the first, waiting for a clear day. Henry
the sponge dipped in hot water and wets her shoulders, she let the water run down the back.
He carefully moves his finger over her shoulder blades, the two eight-inch-long scars, which run parallel to each. They are old and faded. Except for a few harmless cuts on her arms, no fresh wounds can be found.
"What happened?" He asks. Quiet only, he does not want to scare you.
"Did you know that blood adapts his environment? At night it is black and silky, hiding in the shadows, like a chameleon and it flows very slowly. During the day, but since it is bright and fast, like a straightened stream, as if to say it was: Look, I'm from "
you start again, the little tune to hum.. And Henry looks at her scars. Equally they are almost like identical twins. And they are adapting to their bodies as if they have always been with each other. As if the one without the other is unthinkable.
"Where is your uncle?"
"Who?"
"Herb, your uncle."
"He is sleeping. Today was pretty drunk early. "
Henry washes her hair. They are stringy and sticky.
"Why do you live with your uncle? What about your parents? "
" I do not need. "She looks at her toes. The nails are too long.
"But you've got any. Everyone has parents. "
" I'm Elena. "
" But it did not bore you. "
" Yes, she did. "Her neck muscles tense and she shrugs her shoulders. Shakes his hands off. "You do not understand."
She gets out of the tub and he wound up in a huge towel. Dries her hair and combs it. It can be emotionless endure. Then he brought her to bed. She presses her face against his forearm, yawns and pulls the blanket up to her chin high, even over his hand, which it is based on the edge of the bed, and fell asleep.
Henry walks down the creaking steps and followed the dark tracks into the kitchen. The floor tiles are bloody and the cabinets are dark red splashes. Nothing else.
He takes his jacket.
© 2009 Simone wedge
Monday, July 20, 2009
Congratulatory Message Pregnancy
Dreamcatcher - Four
It started to snow and puffy flakes blow round their bodies. Kiki laughs and jumps more than that it is going. Henry has trouble keeping step.
The happiness of the girl and even the snow seem bizarre and out of place amid the decaying buildings. Hardly a facade has a noticeable color. Everything is gray in gray, swarmed by pure white feathers and a dancing orange swab. Henry smiles.
Kiki turns with outstretched arms until it plops out of breath at his feet in the fresh snow.
"Why are you wearing that?" She indicated with her chin on his gloves.
"It's cold."
"Yes." Kiki nods and keeps her face in the tickling feather. She closes her eyes. "Sometimes I could so cold, I warm myself in icicles. Then I go outside and walk through the streets. And I always feel that I'm looking for something. But I do not know what it is. "
" Then we would both look for something, " Henry says, and picks up the basket, which is upset by her side in a snowdrift.
Kiki knocks off his clothes and go for a while in silence, side by side. Henry wants to ask just how far it was when his eyes fall on a small house, and he knows that they have arrived.
The house has, in the midst of the dreary blocks, like a foreign body. As a holdover from another era. The facade is painted in warm yellow and the red clay tiles pitched roof cover, which remain due to an apparently poor insulation not covered with snow. Hang curtains on the windows and the garden are different shoes. At least fifteen pairs. neatly sorted.
Kiki follows Henry's an astonished look and laughs. "Elena says, if you invite dreams, you have to offer them a warm, dry place to rest."
She shrugs his shoulders and a knowing smile plays around her lips. She says the truth, or at least believes that it does.
"Elena says, people are too ignorant to dream, why so many homeless dreams swirl around the world who seek only a place where they can establish themselves. And she offers them. Elena has enough to fill a football stadium dreams, she says, and that only because nobody else wants them. "
" Dreams are air bubbles, I say to you. If they wants to keep it burst. What remains are only damp stains on the sheets. "
" Then you've just been pressed too much, "she replied stubborn and crosses his arms over his chest.
Henry lights a Marlboro and swallows the smoke with a bitter tear. Maybe he has this He may have crushed them. He stares at one of the pairs of shoes, which stands right in front of his feet. Dark brown hiking boots, similar to those he carries himself.
"I'm sorry," says Kiki, is a step towards him and remains so close in front of him, that they must inhale the cigarette smoke. She raises her hand as if to take his and Henry shrugs involuntarily.
He flicks the butt over the low picket fence and buried in snow. The sparse plume is carried away by an angry wind.
"I will find them."
you enter the house without knocking. Kiki behaves as if it is even here at home. She walks purposefully into the kitchen and turn off in their little white basket on the kitchen table.
The work surface is dirty and find the sink piled dishes. Stuck on the floor juice or coffee residues. Henry soles make smacking noises when walking. Over the window niches, mildew, and depends on the discs formed a yellowish Veil. Kiki seems not to notice anything, or get used to it.
"Sit down." She says as she throws her jacket and gloves on the bench. "I'm going to look for Elena."
The house can have maximum of four rooms in size. "Wide, it can not be yes." Replies Henry, shrugging his shoulders.
"It should not be deceived by the superficial, Elena always says." Kiki winks conspiratorially and Henry can just stand.
He sits down on a white plastic chairs. He is infinitely tired. It is warm in the room. The air smells stale and can breathe only reluctantly. Somewhere hums a boiler. The tap is dripping sporadically. Slow dissolves a drop of water from the spout, still stuck firmly a split second, is elongated, frees himself and rises, shimmering rotating around its own axis, rusted into the faucet. Klack. Henry rubbed over the face and squints.
The shutters maltreat the wall. A miracle that the weathered wood can withstand the pulling and hitting. It has stopped snowing. But the wind blows the loose powder snow in front of him, scares and chases after him until he clings stoically in niches and joints. Then there is silence. From a water drop on the other the storm. The wood from the Windows groan with gratitude. The sun breaks through the puffy clouds and snow are the sterile white a touch of liveliness. Henry longs to snuggle up in one of the freshly shaken snow beds and pull the covers over his head.
White can have so many nuances. Walls, old white-plastered, interrupted in places by dark scratches and cracked at the corners. Bedding that sad white, the cotton gets, if stored for years in closets. The desolate white in this furrowed face. Skin, reveals more than it concealed, and only waiting to finally break allowed.
"Why did it brought here? "
Elena digs on the night table drawer, until he pulled out a syringe and a packaged needle.
" He needs help. "
"And that is reason enough?"
"For me it is this"
The old woman beheads a small glass tube, and draws on the clear liquid. Kiki waiting in silence while she pushes the air from the syringe until a drop of shows and hang swaying from the sharp needle remains.
She nods. "Good. Then shall be sufficient to me. "With practiced fingers she pinches her stomach together to an almost transparent role and sets the injection.
" Thanks, "said the girl and kisses Elena directly on the steep folds between her eyebrows.
Henry looks at the kitchen clock. The single pointer rests on the seventh. He has been dozing, until he startles a rhythmic deep rumble. It sounds as if approaching a marching band, whose drummer musicians the clock for a funeral march pretending. Surprise - step. Surprise - step. The sound, at first directly under his feet, now comes up the stairs and near the kitchen.
A drop of water that had been on his way to the tap remains hanging in the air, shaking and falling, in slow motion, back into the drain.
The woman must be old in the 70 years be. You may also 100 Hard to say. Your body is emaciated, old-fashioned long dress hangs loosely on their limbs. She limps and is based on a crutch. It can be awkward on a low plastic chairs, pulls out a gold snuff-box and a wooden flute from the large apron pocket of her dress and begins to stuff meticulously.
a match and keep the small flame lit his pipe. After some trains covers a sweet flavor to the musty smell. A gloomy veil lies over the iris of her eyes and explains their nervous movements.
Kiki behind Elena. Your hands resting at home on their bony Shoulders.
"So you are looking for someone?" Asks the old woman with a voice that seems to be even older than her body. Brittle and rusty.
Henry nods. He wants to see if she has lost her eyesight completely or partially lost.
"You think you're a very clever lad, eh?" Instant your right arm, like a cobra, forward and bite their nails in his hand, which is loosely on the table. Her dusky pupils fix his gaze and she sees him not in the eyes, but behind it. After a few seconds, she gives him free. She leans back a groan, pulls her scarf tighter around his shoulders broad Kiki's hand and pats.
"I can not help him." Snorted contemptuously
Henry and leaves on the lid of his lighters and click.
"Elena, please." Kiki gently kneads the old meat on the bones brittle. Elena relaxed visibly and some puffs smoke rings in the wait-and silence.
"Many walkers are met, but few can tell of him." The old woman beats her crutch in her right leg. Plastic on plastic. A soulless noise. A slight tingling sensation creeps over Henry's neck, and he flexes his muscles. "You can not find it. He finds you when it's time. " She knocks her cold pipe on the table. "If you are looking for answers - if you're really looking for - then'll start to look within yourself."
© Simone wedge 2009 Read
next -> Dream Catcher - Five
It started to snow and puffy flakes blow round their bodies. Kiki laughs and jumps more than that it is going. Henry has trouble keeping step.
The happiness of the girl and even the snow seem bizarre and out of place amid the decaying buildings. Hardly a facade has a noticeable color. Everything is gray in gray, swarmed by pure white feathers and a dancing orange swab. Henry smiles.
Kiki turns with outstretched arms until it plops out of breath at his feet in the fresh snow.
"Why are you wearing that?" She indicated with her chin on his gloves.
"It's cold."
"Yes." Kiki nods and keeps her face in the tickling feather. She closes her eyes. "Sometimes I could so cold, I warm myself in icicles. Then I go outside and walk through the streets. And I always feel that I'm looking for something. But I do not know what it is. "
" Then we would both look for something, " Henry says, and picks up the basket, which is upset by her side in a snowdrift.
Kiki knocks off his clothes and go for a while in silence, side by side. Henry wants to ask just how far it was when his eyes fall on a small house, and he knows that they have arrived.
The house has, in the midst of the dreary blocks, like a foreign body. As a holdover from another era. The facade is painted in warm yellow and the red clay tiles pitched roof cover, which remain due to an apparently poor insulation not covered with snow. Hang curtains on the windows and the garden are different shoes. At least fifteen pairs. neatly sorted.
Kiki follows Henry's an astonished look and laughs. "Elena says, if you invite dreams, you have to offer them a warm, dry place to rest."
She shrugs his shoulders and a knowing smile plays around her lips. She says the truth, or at least believes that it does.
"Elena says, people are too ignorant to dream, why so many homeless dreams swirl around the world who seek only a place where they can establish themselves. And she offers them. Elena has enough to fill a football stadium dreams, she says, and that only because nobody else wants them. "
" Dreams are air bubbles, I say to you. If they wants to keep it burst. What remains are only damp stains on the sheets. "
" Then you've just been pressed too much, "she replied stubborn and crosses his arms over his chest.
Henry lights a Marlboro and swallows the smoke with a bitter tear. Maybe he has this He may have crushed them. He stares at one of the pairs of shoes, which stands right in front of his feet. Dark brown hiking boots, similar to those he carries himself.
"I'm sorry," says Kiki, is a step towards him and remains so close in front of him, that they must inhale the cigarette smoke. She raises her hand as if to take his and Henry shrugs involuntarily.
He flicks the butt over the low picket fence and buried in snow. The sparse plume is carried away by an angry wind.
"I will find them."
you enter the house without knocking. Kiki behaves as if it is even here at home. She walks purposefully into the kitchen and turn off in their little white basket on the kitchen table.
The work surface is dirty and find the sink piled dishes. Stuck on the floor juice or coffee residues. Henry soles make smacking noises when walking. Over the window niches, mildew, and depends on the discs formed a yellowish Veil. Kiki seems not to notice anything, or get used to it.
"Sit down." She says as she throws her jacket and gloves on the bench. "I'm going to look for Elena."
The house can have maximum of four rooms in size. "Wide, it can not be yes." Replies Henry, shrugging his shoulders.
"It should not be deceived by the superficial, Elena always says." Kiki winks conspiratorially and Henry can just stand.
He sits down on a white plastic chairs. He is infinitely tired. It is warm in the room. The air smells stale and can breathe only reluctantly. Somewhere hums a boiler. The tap is dripping sporadically. Slow dissolves a drop of water from the spout, still stuck firmly a split second, is elongated, frees himself and rises, shimmering rotating around its own axis, rusted into the faucet. Klack. Henry rubbed over the face and squints.
The shutters maltreat the wall. A miracle that the weathered wood can withstand the pulling and hitting. It has stopped snowing. But the wind blows the loose powder snow in front of him, scares and chases after him until he clings stoically in niches and joints. Then there is silence. From a water drop on the other the storm. The wood from the Windows groan with gratitude. The sun breaks through the puffy clouds and snow are the sterile white a touch of liveliness. Henry longs to snuggle up in one of the freshly shaken snow beds and pull the covers over his head.
White can have so many nuances. Walls, old white-plastered, interrupted in places by dark scratches and cracked at the corners. Bedding that sad white, the cotton gets, if stored for years in closets. The desolate white in this furrowed face. Skin, reveals more than it concealed, and only waiting to finally break allowed.
"Why did it brought here? "
Elena digs on the night table drawer, until he pulled out a syringe and a packaged needle.
" He needs help. "
"And that is reason enough?"
"For me it is this"
The old woman beheads a small glass tube, and draws on the clear liquid. Kiki waiting in silence while she pushes the air from the syringe until a drop of shows and hang swaying from the sharp needle remains.
She nods. "Good. Then shall be sufficient to me. "With practiced fingers she pinches her stomach together to an almost transparent role and sets the injection.
" Thanks, "said the girl and kisses Elena directly on the steep folds between her eyebrows.
Henry looks at the kitchen clock. The single pointer rests on the seventh. He has been dozing, until he startles a rhythmic deep rumble. It sounds as if approaching a marching band, whose drummer musicians the clock for a funeral march pretending. Surprise - step. Surprise - step. The sound, at first directly under his feet, now comes up the stairs and near the kitchen.
A drop of water that had been on his way to the tap remains hanging in the air, shaking and falling, in slow motion, back into the drain.
The woman must be old in the 70 years be. You may also 100 Hard to say. Your body is emaciated, old-fashioned long dress hangs loosely on their limbs. She limps and is based on a crutch. It can be awkward on a low plastic chairs, pulls out a gold snuff-box and a wooden flute from the large apron pocket of her dress and begins to stuff meticulously.
a match and keep the small flame lit his pipe. After some trains covers a sweet flavor to the musty smell. A gloomy veil lies over the iris of her eyes and explains their nervous movements.
Kiki behind Elena. Your hands resting at home on their bony Shoulders.
"So you are looking for someone?" Asks the old woman with a voice that seems to be even older than her body. Brittle and rusty.
Henry nods. He wants to see if she has lost her eyesight completely or partially lost.
"You think you're a very clever lad, eh?" Instant your right arm, like a cobra, forward and bite their nails in his hand, which is loosely on the table. Her dusky pupils fix his gaze and she sees him not in the eyes, but behind it. After a few seconds, she gives him free. She leans back a groan, pulls her scarf tighter around his shoulders broad Kiki's hand and pats.
"I can not help him." Snorted contemptuously
Henry and leaves on the lid of his lighters and click.
"Elena, please." Kiki gently kneads the old meat on the bones brittle. Elena relaxed visibly and some puffs smoke rings in the wait-and silence.
"Many walkers are met, but few can tell of him." The old woman beats her crutch in her right leg. Plastic on plastic. A soulless noise. A slight tingling sensation creeps over Henry's neck, and he flexes his muscles. "You can not find it. He finds you when it's time. " She knocks her cold pipe on the table. "If you are looking for answers - if you're really looking for - then'll start to look within yourself."
© Simone wedge 2009 Read
next -> Dream Catcher - Five
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