Ongoing Conversation #1
Jack and Dean, I am forever with you guys
Running my Prius off that endless highway
Searching for TRUTH with you bums
While minimizing Greenhouse emissions
Saving gas like it matters
To some fat Egghead in D.C.
Hipsters, how many miles per gallon did you get
When you Drove to San Francisco that Summer?
From my hometown of Denver
Where they put in those Condos, near the Railyard,
and the ghosts of your homeless buddies?
What did you find there at that city by the fog?
Was it cheap booze, flophouses filled with more poets like us, freethinkers?
Did it ever occur to you, in your vast hazy zone of hip
That the road would change?
From endless asphalt to forgotten exits?
That America would someday import most of its energy
From a lost place called the Middle East
And Jack don't drive there,
there is no apple pie and vanilla ice cream in the Sahara.
People drive today
Not for enlightenment
But to soccer practice.
So I ask them: If I go faster toward it
Will it matter more?
Whatever it is?
Saturday, June 30, 2007
Beat Peak Oil Poem #1 (Tribute to my Beat Forefathers)
With the last gallon of gas in America,
I will drive to the Wal Mart Farthest from China
and fill my SUV with Fresh plastic flowers
With the Last Gallon of Gas in America
I will drive a stretch Hummer Limousine to a NASCAR race
and enjoy a wet t-shirt contest sponsored by a corporation
While listening to "I Can't Dive 55" by Sameul Hagar
With the last gallon of gas in America,
I will drive to the Wal Mart Farthest from China
and fill my SUV with Fresh plastic flowers
With the Last Gallon of Gas in America
I will drive a stretch Hummer Limousine to a NASCAR race
and enjoy a wet t-shirt contest sponsored by a corporation
While listening to "I Can't Dive 55" by Sameul Hagar
Wednesday, June 27, 2007
Tuesday, June 26, 2007
Non-Peak Poem Fragment #1
Al Gore, Greenhouse Gases
Without a Laxative, little passes
Rhythm method, Latin masses
Pass the plate and enjoy the lashes
Out of Gas, dirty Air
At least we don't watch Sonny and Cher
Pontius Pilate and Bob Barker
Color the Igloos with Magic Markers
Girls with Large Asses
Seldom worry about glasses
Al Gore, Greenhouse Gases
Without a Laxative, little passes
Rhythm method, Latin masses
Pass the plate and enjoy the lashes
Out of Gas, dirty Air
At least we don't watch Sonny and Cher
Pontius Pilate and Bob Barker
Color the Igloos with Magic Markers
Girls with Large Asses
Seldom worry about glasses
Monday, June 25, 2007
Thursday, June 14, 2007
Wednesday, June 13, 2007
Tuesday, June 12, 2007
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