Greek fire fountains
over the vine twines,
scatter the scalar
and vector the scalers.
I Cluniac
reformate
and
formation
do grab
the sheaves of stars,
hung on party lines,
bundled in fasci,
paled of settlement,
lockstep lost
and prove their points
through your pierced side
on nights of broken glass.
In contrapasto
and Franco Falang
we
red and blacked
the wine soaked
hills at the foot
of elephant trailed
peaks.
Our night does
strain to the strength
and breaking cubist
filaments,
in monochromed manger
from the wings
of proud condor legion
do 17 E-1 into
sleepy market days.
What fire and catastrophe
do threaten the ship of state
stove in
bicameral division?
Under the eye
of the arch autarch
who urges action,
in acrolith image
we point to the sky
and in the name
of the general will,
stoke the boilers
with bones
exacted from
the atomized,
one by one
3 comments:
This is good shit, Mr. V.
re: the islamic alarm clock record mention a blog or two back.
1. i've just realised that if you say scaught it kinda sounds like scott - well duh me - only taken months to work that out
2. as the review mentions, somebody thought your tunes can sound a bit like tom petty - i have thought that too when listening to some of it, brendan benson as well. interestingly, i have no time for the fuck you beatles (most overrated band in the world - along with the entire cannon of reggae and soul) - however i can hear the beatles in the music sometimes and it kinda sounds good - what the fuck is going on, i musta been reading too much of your girl poetry
3. thats a good website - as i was saying to mrs polydora just yesterday - seattle sounds like a good town to go see a band in. if i wasn't skint i'd start planning a trip while i'm still young and hip (some might say 41 is neither of those but i've still got a little juice)
4. days work done, wife kissed, lovely son tucked up contentedly (oh....to have the peace of mind of a ten year old again) in bed, joint smoked, perspective pleasurably altered, good evening to you mr 5 from the seaside.
yeah i love billy really - i know someone who knew him as a youth (he spent a lot of his teenage years living about a mile from where i live. sad fan that i am googled his old address and went and had a look, i can report that like most punks he had a lovely middle class upbringing judging by the house) , they say he was nice but very vain, couldn't pass a shop window without stopping to admire the reflection.
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