— Seneca Basoalto, Plums & Arpeggio
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Honey Nova
Striped lines attempt to define the swine
From drinking water or wine,
But the cup overflows
And my hair grows
And the nonsense slows
Into a minimum and the grand sum knows
What matters anyway.
So don’t fool a dude
With an attitude
Because I’m stubborn since the day I when I was born
And torn from womb
Too soon for monsoon
To drench this goon.
Try somewhere else and
Find yourself
Involved in futile focus,
Working on controlling others
Instead of opening your own lotus.
I promise you nothing is real
Besides the lies I shed
Over the ones that already reside
Between the tides
Of the emotional currents in your head.
So do you believe
And then behave
And become a worker in a beehive
For queens who consume your honey too?
Clean your assets
Until you crumble in caskets
And maybe then realize
It wasn’t about the honey,
Free flowing abundantly,
It was never the money,
Falsified ideology of currency.
We cannot have something that we are.
We cannot be less than shooting stars
Across the space of time around sublime rhymes.
Constellations and congregations
With formations that are the cultivation
Of
Our
NOVA.
— Mikal Shkreli
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Title: MoMa in Pink
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Valleys
I’ve been searching for
Valleys of space,
I’ve been finding flowers
All over the place.
— Mikal Shkreli
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“emails” by Bleu Ruby
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they sing the majesty of the circle, loving mother of life and its blood filmy symmetry, an aphrodisiac to the weeping widow, it sells her thin solace and ounces of sunshine balance, it boasts, when waves of moonlight lap against her door, and sends milky chatters over her teeth when she finds her lover’s eyes in the new growth under her rose bush.
this life of mine, however,has followed the jagged temper of the square, silent little renegade a path of straight vein and baobab trunk, this little life ran
and then, the sudden convulsion of turning the first corner
now, under our leathered skin, under the angel statuettes of our mothers across the sea, these little squares sleep
until on a June day, with air akin to clotted blood, we again turn the corner, shiver, wipe the red trails of dust dripping from our eyes to the east, and continue to sip this red, white, and blue concoctionwe begged for eight years ago
this little child, if asked, will draw her vaudeville of a life as a profound, little square with eight corners, hung with suitcases and Spanish moss.
— Tayla Robinson
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Drift
Wind blew through my hair like it did
Inside of your unbuttoned shirt that
Exposed your landscapes that I want to roam.
Feeding upon ground, your body like the sun and I
Spin around just for the anticipating
Sound of your pleasure.
Not even able to measure, a
Sacred interaction that withheld a treasure.
I’ll lick your lips in the streets any day.
But I’ll make love to your mouth in the
Dark and private spaces anyway.
Bounce yourself upon my bed and leap onto my lap,
You know where to direct yourself,
No need for a map, and
Once poised upon my thrusts and my hips you’re on,
My envelopment is the tightening wrap.
Let me ravish the forest and milk the nectar,
I have found bliss in the honey bee collector.
Our worship of Queen is what comes between our
Our desire to cultivate this fire.
Soar across my body like the swing of a tire.
Hold my body up and
Recite the holy sounds like a choir.
Sing until your pitch has been reached,
Bring yourself utmost pleasure that
I don’t need to teach.
Keep your legs within my reach.
I want to take my time spreading them, each.
And savor their juices like a summer-ripe peach.
You bounce in my mind like a rental tape, full rewind,
Carefully observing the moment
You explode into the peak of our episode.
I’ll see you again on that road,
Before our bodies catch the wind and erode.
And in that time I’ll let my hair catch adrift,
Onto your landscapes I’ll sift, until then, we drift…
— Mikal Shkreli
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Harvest Unseen
My vision is clear and my heart is blind.
Clarity is near but hardest to find.
I want to move forward but I fall into a rewind,
It would be easier if you weren’t so kind,
I would kick out your residence from my mind,
Spark something nice so I can unwind,
Follow the terms on the contract of this life that I’ve signed.
A mortal disposition but eternal inquisition,
Love is only temporary when we see from the position that the ocean as coveted and is our mission.
We’re always in the ocean, how deep do you want to go?
The trees never speak,
But their buds always show,
Coldest winters are only ripening a harvest to grow.
— Mikal Shkreli
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Rose Petals
Only tell me
The most beautiful of stories
Ones with love and hope
Let the pink petals
Fall from you lips
Let our shallow grave
Be a bed of roses
So at least we were beautiful
As we laid on thorns
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“Stars are not small or gentle. They are writhing and dying and burning. They are not here to be pretty. I am trying to learn from them.”
- Caitlyn Siehl
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