Gruvis Malt
Yes, It Hurts...
Concentrate on nothing
So that the somethings are left with no food Yet my mood turns the truths into prominent enemies
Armies of sketch diaries and scrap papers
Taper down and puzzle it together In present time I live by the clock Angrily staring at a locked wall socket I sitting undertall
Three prongs and all
Being the source of this hunger I long for these things The mediums to create myself through Without the proper means to obtain such materials
I must remain suspended in particles SongtexteAnd refrain from creative thought
That has no choice but to be forgotten
Crawling through machines with anger
And into ears with ease
Refrain from ideas that might be forgotten
Capable yet unable
To pullout what has backed up inside And formed a pulsating mound of rough draft material
This is a mound of speech sound and sight And the written word It's full while I scurry trying to find places to spit it out
So I can be empty And have a trophy to show for my thought
and refrain from forgetting ideas
Looking back my timeline is a circle
And faded in nature a turtle
With a shell to mask the past Which memory came first and which last?
I recall Texas swimming in the backyard
in grassy agua when it rained hard and hasing snakes in two leotards: one for pants the other for head garb
Flash forward and I'm hunting Moorlocks in Utah more like gremlins in description not seen by me but by my friend Clinton safari through the jungleweeds in the outskirts of faculty housing all that resulted from the outing was a dousing in delousing powder
Leap years back
And I'm on the trail of snappers, mom did the laundry while I watched from the windowsill, a mother left her eggs buried by the picnic table I met evolution and when she left I smashed all the eggs
I was able/Abel.
I am hungry
Words and pictures don't form on command
When you are ready You will take full control of me again
These times when I'm empty Who is getting blessed Who is starving like me
Worrying about it And fearing that it won't return
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