MADE FOR YOU AND ME 2: hive Being (Stanzas 2017--part 76)


scent of the day: Louna, by Miyaz

Louna is heavenly: a musty dusty dirty rose, almost ashy (more like burnt rosewood than rose itself), with cheesy facets made—especially in first hour—bright and metallic by green apple, cheesy facets that become afterwards more like the barn straw of Dahn Oud al Shams and Ruade in drydown but not as dissicated or as strictly dry grtass as those). / It is a really good quality hindi oud in here. Likely it is the same in many of the releases I have from them (which is a bit sad for variety reasons but hey). The hindi oud is chocolately in nature here but fuzzy, which gives thast dusty vibe—somethign similar I have notived from my neat Yaaseen oil from the same region: Hindi Teeb. It is a musty dusty dirty rose whose typical spa-soap facets are subdued by boozy fruit somehow rich in fermented chocolateyness but low in sugar. / Still lovely when it mellows but I wish it did not mellow so soon. I sense that Moustafa Shoair of Yaaseen and the perfumer for Miyaz have a similar source for the hindi—or maybe even the Miyaz guy is buying from Moustafa?


*This is a portion of an ongoing mosaic poem called Made for You and Me. This portion is from the first installment: hive Being (Stanzas 2016-2020). More specifically, it is from the 2017 portion of that five-part work.

MADE FOR YOU AND ME 2: hive Being (Stanzas 2017—part 76)

postponing our deepest dreams

at the dinner party, watching him tell that skinny bitch the same factoids that originally won you over

dismissal of newspaper astrology need not mean dismissal of how the distant cosmos influences our lives

you are obsessive in your need for intimacy, not in your need for that one particular woman

snot-nosed grandkids punching the corpse at the home wake, asking their parents, “Why’s this muhfucker so stiff?”

is it really that the guy is creepy, or do you just want to feel important?

savoir-faire flaunted sniffing the wine cork with mock savoir-faire

dying prematurely from a captivity never even sensed

the guru’s greatest teaching is failing his students

rejecting her on grounds of disgust for her past behavior

each school lunch relying on share-food tables of unwanted milk, bananas

pleased knowing that only a few will understand your work

walking by her house each day in hope that she will call out and you may say, “You live here?”

AI will be our offspring, so is there not some joy even if it destroys us?

shitting while she is in the motel shower, after just your first fuck, makes you think her more than just some mistress

after stealing your drugs, the cops drop you off in the hood of a rival gang

private collectors cremated clutching invaluable art

if you learn of your loneliness early enough, at least you are likely to get to experience the deepest companionship: that of elders

easier to believe the massacre was staged

the great career move of dying young

postal workers ungumming rare stamps

lacking others on which to use nuanced language

humans screaming wordless sounds

commiseration fatigue

Mr. Rogers’s Jungian-shadow

singularity dates ever pushed ahead like those of the end of the world might have us think it has yet to arrive

nostalgic beings crushed by the indifference of the remaining nostalgic beings, each on a private island

so much novelty that will be, and already is, beyond the history of which we are unaware

it is as if the apology to her for the obsessiveness of your crush was just an excuse to fire it up again


 
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