Sunday, April 29, 2012

Warm Bodies


Now that I part from the brutal grip of them, breaking my wrists off the teeth of them, torn by the hooks and the claws of their thieving ownership, over the necropolis of gold and bones, under crude seals, and blood spilling words, above all this, now that I know the skin and the skull and the sweat of you, my body reclaims the orphan they crippled, disposed beneath the minefield of this wasteland


I breathe you, I see you, I feel you streaming through, a knife of fire. I fear not. Among all these things, dead and cold, our warm bodies, oh, our warm bodies


Monday, April 2, 2012

Children of War


Hard truth stubs rusted nails in the young tissue of the beautiful Nazis. The artifice of tolerance disfigures the faces of our defeated fathers. The heavy carpet of forced peace and brotherhood where we swept the remains of our real ugliness rots over the cities of gold. The bullets of future that will kill thousands travel through our throats. We roar threats, we play street wars, we rip our guts in bars and shoot our guns from cars.

This noble hate holds violently, this old intent drives the mortal, like blood on the pavements, sweet blood to sing about, to leave to the old women in black standing at our graves. Glorious victories of madness shake the bones. Deluded in territorial hunger, intoxicated with spoils of war, we rise from the corpses raping our own children, as our forefathers did before

We should have forgotten who killed first


Wednesday, March 21, 2012

The Great Lilliputians


As the great war never came to break the skin, and we never died while alive, the constancy of the threat on the horizon took it’s metastatic form. We remained inert, in paralyses of most violent stagnation isolating the good inhabitants from the call of the blood.

Anomaly, swallowing us on the streets, in the taverns, and buses, opened the gates to the quiet sabotage of the internal terrorist, hidden hate, hate so dirty it infected the young tissue, culture of aversion. We were at all time at the brink of eating each other in the belly of the nation.

The waiting agony of the silent conflict keeping the monster alive in the undefined regions of unnamed territories behind challenged demarcation wounds called for interventions, declarations, and abandonment, a long transitory purgatory, darkness, darkness so endlessly deep flooded the cities, entering the little shops and houses, gathering, swarming, feeding of us. The legions of darkness surrounded the great states of the small Balkan villagers. We didn't know how to grow light. The grabbing hands of darkness came. We pulled knifes and laughter was dead.

Self portrait

Monday, March 19, 2012

Domus Dei


The canopy of our diamond remains
Smuggled with the noble heads
Of secret children
Drips with poison of conspiracies
Turned to honey in gentle veins
The skin of old frescoes cracking
The layers of other nakedness emerging
We will return
To our rightful thrones
Pale, stripped of honor
And dispossessed
And they will hate us still
For nothing more
but the dominion
of beauty

Self portrait

Sunday, March 18, 2012

Only the Damaged are Beautiful


Only us, the cripples
Can ever do that
Out of marrow and broken bone
Us, the scared eye to neck
With the curved knife of angry owners
Us, the sold
Passing sticky fingers
From conman to god-man
Us, the hungry
Who watch them eat
Their pink ice cream lies
Smiling in easy sunny days
Us, the ugly
Who crush under the pretty
Us the tired who ache and shiver
At the festivals in honor of bubblegum saints
Only we can pay for majesty of bleeding
Rough, red, and utterly true

Make the face naked
So nude the beholder is uncomfortable
Exposed
Photograph the broken
The painful, the innocent
Only the damaged are beautiful

Pretend
You are a perfumed white dress flowing
Forget the killed
Take the bus without looking
Feel the road scream under the wheels
Smell the young flesh
Of future

Self portrait

Saturday, March 10, 2012

Mania


Tranquility awaits blood thirst
Life pumps, life bites
On the dirty streets

The sickening goodness of the bourgeoisie
Draining in the sewer
Open manholes swallowing travelers

The bon vivant fingers
Caressing the tender throats
Of the beautiful prostitutes
Charged with painkillers
And angel dust

The asphalt shines like summer skies
Beneath dead birds
gasoline rainbows, twinkling bullets
Creatures grow of DNA waste
The puke of drunken balladeers
Piss of factory workers
Spit of tired public servants
Condoms tossed from cars
Morning mucus of retired soldiers
Spilling guts of garbage containers
Blood trails and displayed back bones
Of cats with ripped tails
Child's play
Théâtre de la Cruauté


The sharp taste of middleclass morality
Stains the crocodile teeth
Of housewives and TV dwarfs
In the car salesman’s state

Place your bets, ladies and gentlemen
Invest your faith in the purple velvet
The opiate potions raping the senses
The pain will transform you
Delirious poignant pain
Humiliation and suffering
Will alter the constitution
Of the plastic reality

High society, Cafe echelons, Gucci
Casts of culture vultures
Mania
The big hollow corpse of a cockroach
And hunger
Hunger so powerful
Raising in screams
From the extravagant glamour
Of the warlords

Self portrait

Monday, March 5, 2012

Legend


Silence of blades
Washing blood from hands
Pax Romana, new metropolis
The capital of flesh, the interest of ashen
The gold of their roads running in our veins

Gathering legions, flight formation
A birthplace
Beneath wreckage of totems
To gods and giants

I watch him sleep on my breasts
Before he becomes
Legend

Self portrait

Monday, February 20, 2012

Nursery


Master fathers, bastard mothers
Breaking our feet in the markets of meat
Traffickers, profiteers, mutilator engineers
Teeth and tongue confiscators, cut throat proprietors
Landlords of butcher tables, stitches, property labels
Bosses of crosses, loan sharks, fractured noses
Propaganda racketeers, abortionists, poet seers
Models of pain, spilled guts and brain
Blackmailers, jailers, butchering misers, ring-kissers
In the holy water of masculinity, poked eyes of divinity
Gloves of exploitation, sterilizing fatherlands of domination
Ministries of expropriation, miniatures of greater nation
Rottweilers of extradition, high priests of superstition
Agents of fear , depravation, missions of castration
Undertakers and finger breakers
Boot on the face, repent, embrace!


Self portrait

Friday, February 17, 2012

Conservation


Departure- isle 18-doors closing
The owners of insurance board the express train
Tranquilized faces reflect on the windows
Repetition, destiny, carnival of eternity
Fields of embryos
Organically grown
In industrial waste
Of instant culture

The gothic roofs tear the sky
Make it bleed in colors of burning mosques
Shimmering byzantine icons melting
In the womb of Europe

The man with the emerald eyes
Touches my knee with his cane
I can hear its blows
cutting through the thick air
landing on my bare thighs
Skin tight, wet as cathedral walls
I kiss the fingers of his lavish Louis XV hands
Lips ravished by black cherries and his tongue

We lost our souls in the smoke
Over the glorious wounds of our cities
Conspiring Chinese uprisings
Arab revolutions
Killings of ancestors
And the old world
Remained intact

We enter the red room
The portraits stare at us
They feel more alive
Than the procession of silent citizens
There is more blood in them
More rapturous life under that scarlet velvet
More than the sneakers in the clean gallery corridors
Ever could take through the membrane
Of safety

In secrecy
We are assimilated
The old eyes of children urge us to run
The black robe puritan dynasties see our doom
The roses of the Madonna cry for us
The poison of rage
enters our veins

We move to defy territory
Crushing under the power of martyrdom

An exile in aristocratic bankruptcy
An escape from the synthetic cartoon world
In the supermarket civilization sarcophagus

We handcuff ourselves, flesh to flesh
wrap our bodies in bondage
in fear of disappearance
in the endlessness
of the masses

Self portrait

Sunday, February 12, 2012

As We Sleep


The frost waits in immaculate stillness
An assassin with a silencer
Crippling cold cracks the walls
Biting the skin with hook teeth
Rivers of bone-breaking ice needles
Run through the spines
Of the slumbering beasts within

Numbed fingers rattle
like bloodless skeletons
Unable to hold the daggers
Trembling blue lips turn to stone
Before the frozen regions of peace

We are surrounded
Invincible legions decapitate our pale Gods
In frigid painlessness, with no resistance
Or sound

To sleep, to drown in our own flesh
To dive in the whirlpools of our warm blood gushing
To fill our throats with the black wine of war
As the bone-counting scavengers
Chew our sumptuous ruins
Like old businessmen
Dining off a naked virgin

One day they will fall at our words
In seizures of golden fever
Drunken, infatuated, in trance
Kissing the Rome of our symbols

Self portrait

Friday, February 10, 2012

Street Gospel 22


Their plastic faces sleeping in lilies and rubble
Opened entrails of rag dolls spill the dust of dreams
We have no dreams
We bleed under swastika stars
With American Express cut wrists
Cold is the dark, wind hits with bullets
In Palestine , in barbwire, in a body of a child
In Russian prison camps for street rats
No time for quiet death
Life must scream and sting
Armies must pass through your bones
And strip you of your flesh
Before you can speak
The truth


Self portrait

Sunday, January 29, 2012

Rouge Delinquents


Decent dress codes for the good harlots
Serving the despots from womb to tomb
Under assumed identities of dull grey
And widow veils
Where only the flags were red

We didn’t want to die in uniforms
Of exemplary young socialists
Waiting in the dark corridors
Suspected of delinquent desires

Skipped classes to become
Instruments of sin
By stolen maquillage
And banned books

Strangled by the evil flowers
Our coiling limbs glistened in the grass
As we dipped our fingers in the pearly emulsions
Dripping over the milk white skin

Rouge initiation,
Shades of shameless cheekbones
In blushing girlish orgasms

Our chins touching the opalescent powders
Glimmering on the shoulders
Of barefoot starlets with small sharp nipples
Pulsating beneath see-through gowns
Under the deep toned ebony cascades
Of loose hair in the sweet
Blue baby shampoo scented wind

Too young to know
The poisons in our juices
Too cruel, too hungry for flesh
We exposed our virgin lips
To the opened artery of Adonis
Lipstick is to kill
The indifference of the world


Self portrait

Thursday, January 12, 2012

The Unnamed


The world's fiber is worn out
by tragedy of young people
with old weltanschauung
living in the pockets
of great illusionists

I see carnage of men
scattered around streets
and transportation units
counting candelabras
to destinations
There is no tunnel
at the end of this morgue
only knifes in the dark
Often they look at me
as tender loving murderess

Guilt mourners
a quiet procession of victims
holding on to the withered flowers
on the caskets of the great despots
in trained devotion
keeping them long after they are gone
The sudden loss of foreign body
in the spine
higher power over the will
leaves them immensely lost
incomprehensibly disoriented
Preserved in the mausoleum
of universal insecurity
their fears await them

The orphans
living in the cold caverns
of crushed civilizations
that's us
What are you looking at?

We are
home bred monsters
You made us
with merciless gestures
in the image
of your ruthless idols


Self portrait

Sunday, January 8, 2012

Young is This Lust


In the snowstorm, holding but a candle
On the barricades, young flesh, on the front line
There is no bread to feed this hunger
And they poisoned the wine

Before sacrificing to the next revolution
To the beautiful lie
Come with us we'll watch the saints
Falling from the sky

A blade of words slits our throats to drown
A thousand sleepers in our sweet blood's bed
Do not descend into silence
Let's paint our plane red
And not fade into painless myths
And not surrender to the dead

Speed, vertigo, wanderlust
“Dark water” to taste, to rise against the dust
War , blood, torsos and scars
Skulls, fractures, bruises and rust

To crush, to breathe, to master, to fight
To screw, to scream, to live, to bite
Despite the old tongues desperate tripe
Beyond the architecture of archetype



Self portrait

Friday, January 6, 2012

Darkroom


Prologue
She lights a match


Who's there
She asks the silent uniform of dark
Is that you, father
Holding a gun to my temple?
Who taught you to hate
So perfectly?
Who trained you to kill so well?

The future of your blood
Floods the floors of your great atriums
I haven’t seen the sun
under the shadow
of your dead ancestors

I walk alone
between the murderers
And the massacred victims
Both hurt no more
In this holocaust
Built by common men

Who taught you to fear ?
Your hands are so cold
Like golden coins

Cut the cord
I forgive you


Afterword
The match flies across the darkroom
Illuminating the faces on the walls
As it falls to the ground
Fire

... history must die



Self portrait

Thursday, December 22, 2011

Cosmic


Do you watch the stars – do you feel the world turn beneath your feet? Can you touch the centuries that wind away around you? Wind away and dissipate into the history of billions - of untold stories of the commonplace and the extraordinary alike. Days that are marked by every man, no matter how alien to our ears, are known to our hearts.

I see entire nebulas in orgasm and the world explodes, our bodies form in its womb. I see all before us passing through the countenance of your face. In every word you say I feel time releasing this world, space crashing like glass under the gentleness of your existence. Who are you, this small and this significant, seeding the energy that brings me to life? I understand every particle of this universe just looking at you

Can you stare into the sun and into the heart of love? Do you see in us the microcosm of everything that is and ever was? We are the cause and effect of this universe and countless others. We parallel the story of man, the story of the heavens, star burst and star thrust. We are the grinding hips of the world. You make it easy to understand it all.

Can I watch the stars folded in your embrace? This is all there is, the centre of everything, wrought not by design, but by self induced life. This beautiful agony of immaculate chaos and all of it passes through our dynamic, enthusiastically attached to the core of want. You make it easy to love it all.


Written by John Jack & Natasa Georgievska


Self
portrait

Tuesday, December 13, 2011

The Chants of the Senses


The sun is beating with its fiery tongue the good citizens rushing to work, the sleepy streetwalkers, the singing beggars, the kindergarten kids holding hands. The world is burning, someone is dying, someone is being born. And all the time I think of you...Flame keeper, flame keeper,I need fire, I need flame. Say my name, say my name…

In my mind there was a red velvet couch smiling at me, jealous like his women, like me. I could imagine all the limbs enfolding him on the tantalizing smooth surface of that brothel scarlet. I could smell the perfumes and the arousal of female predators on its tempting skin, it was itself a kind of inhuman woman. I saw myself on the cushions, crushed between this man and that monster sofa, sinking in the softness of the depths that swallowed red curls of school girls and tattoos of Goth chicks, and it was hungry for me, opening his octopus regions to a night swimmer, irresistibly appalling…

I left the desolate desert of my bed, with no panties under the coat, changed three planes to get to his room. My senses were intoxicated by his smell. Totally disoriented in the sweet dark air, passing my fingers through his jeans left on the floor, I could sense the salacious cherry red tongues licking his torso, raspberry nipples brushing of his chest, tantalizing apricot shaped pussy lips opening to his command, bursting melon rich shapes of female behinds rubbing on his cock, and my hands gripped my thighs in need to touch, to inhale, to bathe in this sex polluted Turkish bath crushing strawberries between my fingers, squeezing peaches, sinking my thighs in grapes, dipping my tongue in the open heart of a red orange…

‎Whispers of trembling lips plumped at the “J”, with a deep sigh falling on the “Oh”, a long moan inside the “N”, escaped me breathless and exposed sensing him close. He moved silently, filling me with his breath...

To touch him was being born in a state of eternal climax, dyeing a thousand deaths to feel the endlessness of life, floating naked among stars with blood from your bitten lips dripping into the open mouths of the hungry flowers and beautiful beasts, soaking the universe in the juices of your thighs, longing sweet pain of rapture, breathing fire, killing monsters with desire...

There must be a new word for what he is, a word that will make them explode in orgasms the moment it reaches the inner ear, convulse and moan in the delirium of the sound of his name slipping through their opened lips sighing in lethal pleasure of unknown want to be absorbed in his body, to enter their lungs like perfume drops in their small ecstatic existence ...

This man whose every bone and every hair I feel, whose voice hardens my nipples, whose breath in my ear makes me faint, who passes through my spine within a fraction of a second, who has these hands that make me shiver, whose power commands me, this man I can still see in the mirror taking me like a little bitch, and come, come so hard, I scream, tear down the curtains and knock down the lamp...

I close my eyes and fall, my sole purpose, to feed his hunger, my breasts swollen with life, my loins burning, my skin tightly wrapping his pulsating flesh that reaches to the very core of life inside the succulent pulp bursting in flowing warm juices...

Soft wet creature, a woman beneath his every muscle. His fingertips slide over the contours of my face. Constant expectation. He slips his hand in, fondling. The nymphs emerge through the skin. There is something far more there than legs and shameful lips, than the diabolic finger-sucking shell that he invades without slightest idea of his power...

The night cries for its maniacs, its nymphs and murderers. We go out in the pitch black air, our skins meet half way between the dirty streets of the city and the frozen slopes of the arousing deep dark forests. The naked trees surround us, silent guards of a wet nocturnal ritual...

He speaks softly pronouncing words in deep fuchsia colors of nocturnal orchids that wrap around my ankles so I can’t run from the cinnamon haze of their pollen unleashed in the middle of the winter. The sounds his words produce in the very womb of this human harp I turn into vibrate through my bones. Vanilla, sandalwood, jasmine scented syllables drip like caramel from his tongue on mine. Consonants melt on lips with a hint of orange blossoms. Escaped sighs in between breaths fill me entirely with pure scent of the decadent English rose. Mouthwatering aromas of infatuation disarm me, I bite my lip as dates and bleed dark hot honey...

He tells me about birds that make love flying. All night I am dreaming of a titanium man making love to a black bird woman. Intimidating, immaculate silver giant being worshiped in the raging storm by her delicate feathered body. In that dark and cruel paradise I scream in deepest pleasure ravished by his mind...

In this void, within this endlessness of sadness, in tears of emotional beauty, we fold our limbs, lonely and lamenting, floating, obsessed with inhaling nightingale voices, growing white peacock feathers. In this gigantic black hole, we abandon humanity and sacrifice our fragile bodies to the pleasure of the beautiful demigods inside us, our skin sparkling in the opalescent ejaculations like diamonds, like stardust...

In our grandiose future we are majestic, fully developed into powerful gods, extraterrestrial, ultra intelligent forms of beautiful sensual beings. We shall grow wings if we so wish, our minds shall create rapturous utopias. We shall explore dreams, but we shall never be perfect, nor entirely healed, we shall remain incomplete to seek, to feed on one another still...


Self portrait

Friday, November 25, 2011

Blood on the Snow


On winter nights like this one, while women like me sit comfortably by the fireplace discussing shopping over a glass of fine wine with their sleepy husbands, I make outrageous political remarks which start bar fights and end up screwing on the cold iron gate of the train station elegant like pharaohs, with boots on. I never had patience to get to hotel rooms, and bedrooms, and all kinds of proper rooms. I know the kitchen is not such room. The fact that I don’t drink does not help, I am constantly drunk of that man, I purr the moment I sense his body heat, his smell intoxicates my blood.

He is my Corto Maltese, a mercenary in the dark corner of the eye, burnt and casted in steel, a survivor. Always at brink of orgasm, in sadistic alliance, we draw knives from our radical hearts and throw them at the poker table. Watching us closely as they would monitor explosive material, the ambitious and the constricted servants sweat as we utter words in weight of our scars engraved bodies. And we know they are getting wet, their eyes darken in jealousy and pain of the intellectual inadequacy to respond to the naked tango of titans filling the room with living pulsating flesh, making them moan of obscene pleasure watching the acts of our extended bodies in violent copulations

On winter nights like this one, when they kill wolves and hunt men, I end up on the wet walls of the crying city taking him in me as a dagger, on winter nights like this one when one can smell the blood on the snow


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