breeze steals in
cooling the sweat on my thigh
you pull close
daring intrusion
i count three/four
your chest beats against my back
time signature to enter my dreams
i dance on the moon's surface
legs and arms splaying
my homage to the girl within
sunlight divides
burning consequence on bodies
i push away
awakening frustration
in this vacuum, my sighs,
dissonance
against the humming of new day
ensnaring deity in morality
the goddess stretches---
and will not be contained
Tuesday, February 06, 2007
Saturday, November 25, 2006
not that i'm surprised...
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Tuesday, August 02, 2005
and when i die raise one fist in the air and say, "she fell in my name"!
New Computer. New entries. This I swear.
Don't compromise your positions, my peeps. Look your enemy in his cold blue eyes and say, "I'm calling in the Princess."
Don't compromise your positions, my peeps. Look your enemy in his cold blue eyes and say, "I'm calling in the Princess."
Friday, May 06, 2005
Bibbi Rene Taylor's Aliases |
Your movie star name: Cookies LeRoi |
Your fashion designer name is Bibbi Dublin |
Your socialite name is Boo Boo Pittsburgh |
Your fly girl / guy name is B Tay |
Your detective name is Penguin Ringgold |
Your barfly name is Cookies Rum |
Your soap opera name is Rene Mckean |
Your rock star name is Butterscotch Cheetah |
Your star wars name is Bibshy Taymic |
Your punk rock band name is The Sneezy Rock |
Monday, March 07, 2005
Darn right!

You are Wolverine of the X-men!
A true loner.. but what's wrong with that? you know
yourself more than anyone else.. but sometimes
even that isn't enough. you are a burning ball
of love and no one wants you to change that,
you sexy animal you!
Which of the X-men do you resemble most?
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Friday, February 25, 2005
Cyber writing group, what can i do to this?THE REMIX
I own a 2-dollar flask, within
liquid traced recordings of sensuality
predate chalk outlines and
spread-legged victories,
the spoils of gifted penetration.
Hierophant replaced harlot
demeaned by his non touch.
Remember we are given chances,
finger traced sketches in our blindness
(unchallenged farewells on gluttonous lips).
Tongues chained and dry from want,
us and we, our history cycling in 3 parts.
Bonding. Ripping. Flesh shedding.
My dictionary places conjugal 23 paces
before conquest. It lies. I know
his divorced parts in 23 pieces.
liquid traced recordings of sensuality
predate chalk outlines and
spread-legged victories,
the spoils of gifted penetration.
Hierophant replaced harlot
demeaned by his non touch.
Remember we are given chances,
finger traced sketches in our blindness
(unchallenged farewells on gluttonous lips).
Tongues chained and dry from want,
us and we, our history cycling in 3 parts.
Bonding. Ripping. Flesh shedding.
My dictionary places conjugal 23 paces
before conquest. It lies. I know
his divorced parts in 23 pieces.
Monday, February 21, 2005
Hunter S. Thompson leaves us at 67
"The Edge... there is no honest way to explain it because the only people who really know where it is are the ones who have gone over. "---Hunter S. Thompson
Sunday, February 20, 2005
hmmm?
Rest Stop
The girl they knew hadn’t called home in weeks:
Suddenly she was on the phone, babbling to anyone,
Her voice distanced by Saturn,
Her roots the color of home.
She’d been delayed, got stuck.
Forgot the lyrics to her own damn song
Her break up speech on cracked lips
Halted by red rimmed eyes
Out of green acrylic
Can’t finish this painting
Store reopens at noon
It’s 4 am.
Out of time, money, and heart she called them
Without knowing who would answer.
The girl they knew hadn’t called home in weeks:
Suddenly she was on the phone, babbling to anyone,
Her voice distanced by Saturn,
Her roots the color of home.
She’d been delayed, got stuck.
Forgot the lyrics to her own damn song
Her break up speech on cracked lips
Halted by red rimmed eyes
Out of green acrylic
Can’t finish this painting
Store reopens at noon
It’s 4 am.
Out of time, money, and heart she called them
Without knowing who would answer.
I think this is finally ready to sell
Mating Habits of the Stagmomantis carolina
Follow the Pied Piper
White boy with cornrows
Up Up and Up again
For real? What with all the sex
In (insert Art School here)?
Stagger into tinkling metropolitan lights
Revealing the hip stare
It’s cool, honey, I’m holdin’
Tight corners and bored summer tongues
Let HIM play repentant man
‘Cause blacktop burns for days
This is NOT Polly Jean’s view
That smell is NOT our homelands
No, Nefretti was beautiful
I am just talented
And I need to get off
Hell, let me do the fucking
My sticky close out
Shot in the dark
“Momma, told me not to come…”
It’s artwork, really
Hate fuck you
Hate fuck me, hate fuck it all
And watch Brooklyn go black
‘Cause I’m spent
Follow the Pied Piper
White boy with cornrows
Up Up and Up again
For real? What with all the sex
In (insert Art School here)?
Stagger into tinkling metropolitan lights
Revealing the hip stare
It’s cool, honey, I’m holdin’
Tight corners and bored summer tongues
Let HIM play repentant man
‘Cause blacktop burns for days
This is NOT Polly Jean’s view
That smell is NOT our homelands
No, Nefretti was beautiful
I am just talented
And I need to get off
Hell, let me do the fucking
My sticky close out
Shot in the dark
“Momma, told me not to come…”
It’s artwork, really
Hate fuck you
Hate fuck me, hate fuck it all
And watch Brooklyn go black
‘Cause I’m spent
Sunday, February 06, 2005
and I thought I had it all figured out...
I was online yesterday talking to people from my wild and crazy youth (I should know better by now). Without warning or provocation I was accused of losing my maternal edge. Wounded and a little unsure of how I can be a good princess, I will now stop giving advice. I may cause more damage than good.
Saturday, February 05, 2005
Here's a draft I've been working on...
Last Word
This is not that kind of phone call
Calls that end in anxious
Bottoms on barstools
Last call “No we’re set”
Rum breath and you
Just can’t stop staring at
Collected moisture on my bottom lip
This is not that kind of phone call
Calls that end in anxious
Bottoms on barstools
Last call “No we’re set”
Rum breath and you
Just can’t stop staring at
Collected moisture on my bottom lip
Friday, December 31, 2004
State of the Union---The Princess Blesses the New Year
I'm listening to Paul McCartney's "Maybe I'm Amazed" at the moment and I'm drawn back to a simpler time---a time of great cartoons and weird songs on VH1 (pre-mtv take over). My welcoming into a period of life that would forever be uncertain, unclear. The safety of childhood had passed and I would have to suffer all the insecurities that came with being an adult.
It's New Year's Eve 2004. All the bullshit that went down this past year can be forgotten and we can start 2005 with a clean slate. Sure, it's possible that 2005 will suck, as well. Afterall, Bush is still president. He continues to kill brown people. But what if part of living with the adult unknown is having hope that things will be different?
So, farewell Peanut M&M's pushers of 2004. I hope the New year will bring you early retirement from your subway riches.
Farewell, talk of moving to a new country. Bush won the election but will he win the war against the free people of the blue states? No one knows. No one knows.
Farewell, bad music of 2004. I think Ashley Simpson might want to reconsider her career tonight.
Farewell, commercial success of reality TV. Bloodsuckers airs next summer and the golden age of TV writing will begin anew. Cartoon Network will be airing Boondocks the cartoon this summer, as well.
Farewell, people of S. Asia that we lost this week. There is no telling how much of an impact this will have on the world. All we know is all of the people will be missed by someone somewhere and that's just heartbreaking.
To the rest of you, hold your people close to you this evening and hope for a better 2005.
It's New Year's Eve 2004. All the bullshit that went down this past year can be forgotten and we can start 2005 with a clean slate. Sure, it's possible that 2005 will suck, as well. Afterall, Bush is still president. He continues to kill brown people. But what if part of living with the adult unknown is having hope that things will be different?
So, farewell Peanut M&M's pushers of 2004. I hope the New year will bring you early retirement from your subway riches.
Farewell, talk of moving to a new country. Bush won the election but will he win the war against the free people of the blue states? No one knows. No one knows.
Farewell, bad music of 2004. I think Ashley Simpson might want to reconsider her career tonight.
Farewell, commercial success of reality TV. Bloodsuckers airs next summer and the golden age of TV writing will begin anew. Cartoon Network will be airing Boondocks the cartoon this summer, as well.
Farewell, people of S. Asia that we lost this week. There is no telling how much of an impact this will have on the world. All we know is all of the people will be missed by someone somewhere and that's just heartbreaking.
To the rest of you, hold your people close to you this evening and hope for a better 2005.
Wednesday, December 22, 2004
Top Five Songs in My head today
1. Baby It's Cold Outside
Wonderful ditty sung by Ray Charles and Betty Carter. This song became known to our generation thanks to TV sitcom "A Different World". Dwayne Wayne and Whitley lipsync this tune in one of the sweetest married couple scenes on television. As I sit in front of my computer, I can't help but wonder if my band will ever cover the song (the band that I will one day be part of).
2. Uhh Ahh
Yeah, that's right. You all remember this tune from the newbies from Philly. To all the Boyz II Men haters in the crowd, I've seen your cd collections. You own CooleyHighHarmony and Jagged Little Pill and refuse to sell them for ciagarettes. I was thinking of this song walking home from the L train. Yup, add Get Laid to my "To Do" list.
3. Who Wants To Live Forever
Who can forget this memorable number from Queen's "It's A Kind of Magic"? I mean, hello! I wanted to BE the Highlander. Yeah, two things put this song in my head. One, I just recently found out that I share a birthday with Brain May, the coolest guitarist in my favorite band in the whole world. Yeah, Queen rocks my world. Two, I had this cool daydream today where Nancy and I were fighting in front of her big glass office window and I cut her head off. Then when the Quickening happened, electricity struck Emily as she was passing by. Yeah, it ruled.
4. Gandhi
Whenever life gets too hectic, I think of this track off Patti Smith's latest album. I get worked up about fixing the world and forget about all the little details that get me down. Incidently, i still don't have a date for the New Year's Eve show. :(
5. Whoever You Are
Love the Geggy Tah folks! Sacred Cow is not only the coolest title for an album but its helluh fun listening. So, this morning I was on my way to work with my new roomate (who I won't name because there are spies everywhere) and I felt so calm. It reminded me of the old days when I would hang out with my high school friends and we did dumb things but we felt safe because we had each other. Yeah, my new roomie makes me feel safe.
Yeah, those were the top 5 songs in my head today.
Honorable Mentions:
Beautiful People
Sister Christian
Cream
Sandford and Son theme (given, because it's always in my head)
Wonderful ditty sung by Ray Charles and Betty Carter. This song became known to our generation thanks to TV sitcom "A Different World". Dwayne Wayne and Whitley lipsync this tune in one of the sweetest married couple scenes on television. As I sit in front of my computer, I can't help but wonder if my band will ever cover the song (the band that I will one day be part of).
2. Uhh Ahh
Yeah, that's right. You all remember this tune from the newbies from Philly. To all the Boyz II Men haters in the crowd, I've seen your cd collections. You own CooleyHighHarmony and Jagged Little Pill and refuse to sell them for ciagarettes. I was thinking of this song walking home from the L train. Yup, add Get Laid to my "To Do" list.
3. Who Wants To Live Forever
Who can forget this memorable number from Queen's "It's A Kind of Magic"? I mean, hello! I wanted to BE the Highlander. Yeah, two things put this song in my head. One, I just recently found out that I share a birthday with Brain May, the coolest guitarist in my favorite band in the whole world. Yeah, Queen rocks my world. Two, I had this cool daydream today where Nancy and I were fighting in front of her big glass office window and I cut her head off. Then when the Quickening happened, electricity struck Emily as she was passing by. Yeah, it ruled.
4. Gandhi
Whenever life gets too hectic, I think of this track off Patti Smith's latest album. I get worked up about fixing the world and forget about all the little details that get me down. Incidently, i still don't have a date for the New Year's Eve show. :(
5. Whoever You Are
Love the Geggy Tah folks! Sacred Cow is not only the coolest title for an album but its helluh fun listening. So, this morning I was on my way to work with my new roomate (who I won't name because there are spies everywhere) and I felt so calm. It reminded me of the old days when I would hang out with my high school friends and we did dumb things but we felt safe because we had each other. Yeah, my new roomie makes me feel safe.
Yeah, those were the top 5 songs in my head today.
Honorable Mentions:
Beautiful People
Sister Christian
Cream
Sandford and Son theme (given, because it's always in my head)
Monday, December 13, 2004
-phile or -phil -philus, from Greek -philos, beloved, dear, from philos, beloved, loving.]
I have decided to start a new magazine called Phile. Clever, right? You can submit all sorts of wonderful things you have written, drawn, etc... to philemagazine@hotmail.com. You have all of Feb. to submit. I would like issue one out by spring.
Thursday, September 30, 2004
Perfect Recipe for Damp Weather
Cheeserific Chicken Chili
What You Need:
2 tablespoons olive oil
2 onions, chopped
4 cloves garlic, minced
4 cooked, boneless chicken breast pieces
3 (14.5 oz.) cans chicken broth
2 (4 oz.) cans canned green chile peppers, chopped
2 teaspoons cumin
2 teaspoons oregano
1 1/2 tablespoons cayenne pepper
5 (14.5 oz.) cans great northern beans, undrained
1 cup shredded Extra Sharp cheese
What You Need to Do:
1. Heat the oil in a large pot over medium heat. Add the onions and garlic and sauté for 10 minutes, or until onions are tender. Add the chicken, chicken broth, green chile peppers, cumin, oregano and cayenne pepper and bring to a boil.
2. Reduce heat to low and add the beans. Simmer for 20 to 30 minutes, or until heated thoroughly. Pour into individual bowls and top with the cheese.
What You Need:
2 tablespoons olive oil
2 onions, chopped
4 cloves garlic, minced
4 cooked, boneless chicken breast pieces
3 (14.5 oz.) cans chicken broth
2 (4 oz.) cans canned green chile peppers, chopped
2 teaspoons cumin
2 teaspoons oregano
1 1/2 tablespoons cayenne pepper
5 (14.5 oz.) cans great northern beans, undrained
1 cup shredded Extra Sharp cheese
What You Need to Do:
1. Heat the oil in a large pot over medium heat. Add the onions and garlic and sauté for 10 minutes, or until onions are tender. Add the chicken, chicken broth, green chile peppers, cumin, oregano and cayenne pepper and bring to a boil.
2. Reduce heat to low and add the beans. Simmer for 20 to 30 minutes, or until heated thoroughly. Pour into individual bowls and top with the cheese.
Wednesday, September 08, 2004
Harold and Kumar Go to White Castle
Last night my assistant Joe and I went to see Harold and Kumar Go to White Castle. We felt were the last of the cool people to not have an opinion on the film. Despite urgings from everyone we know, we were virgins to this movie for too long. We went, we saw, and laughed our asses off! Here's the official word from your High Princess of FUNK:
1. If you are from New Jersey, Pennsylvania, or Ohio and in your young adult years GO SEE THIS MOVIE.
2. If you love Cheech and Chong movies but can't understand some of the humor due to the time period GO SEE THIS MOVIE.
3. If you avoid seeing comedies that star minorites because the jokes are self deprecating and make you want to kill the first White person you see GO SEE THIS MOVIE.
4. If you are under the influence of a controlled substance for the love of Reese's Pieces, man GO SEE THIS MOVIE.
5. If life is hard and you want, no, need to laugh for 88 minutes GO SEE THIS MOVIE.
6. If you have had sex with a male prostitute who has had sex with a prostitute from Haiti prior to 1977 GO SEE THIS MOVIE.
Be warned however, immediately following this movie Joe and I hopped a train to Brooklyn to munch on some White Castle!
1. If you are from New Jersey, Pennsylvania, or Ohio and in your young adult years GO SEE THIS MOVIE.
2. If you love Cheech and Chong movies but can't understand some of the humor due to the time period GO SEE THIS MOVIE.
3. If you avoid seeing comedies that star minorites because the jokes are self deprecating and make you want to kill the first White person you see GO SEE THIS MOVIE.
4. If you are under the influence of a controlled substance for the love of Reese's Pieces, man GO SEE THIS MOVIE.
5. If life is hard and you want, no, need to laugh for 88 minutes GO SEE THIS MOVIE.
6. If you have had sex with a male prostitute who has had sex with a prostitute from Haiti prior to 1977 GO SEE THIS MOVIE.
Be warned however, immediately following this movie Joe and I hopped a train to Brooklyn to munch on some White Castle!
Wednesday, September 01, 2004
'Ain't That America
Folks,
I never really want this place to be a written account of my daily happenings but I must share an experience I had today.
I have been in and out of action this week (the RNC, that is) due the the incredible amount of Strand Union participation in the Anti-Republican battles. As a manager, I pick up the slack where needed (This a good cause. I'm so proud of those guys). I was startled to learn my image was shown on several news broadcasts the evening prior (especially since it was coincidence that I was near some heavy activity). Regardless, I took my break and headed to the square. For lunch hour, Union Square was so quiet it almost hurt and spread across the stairs were combat boots and name cards for fallen troops in the current war against Iraq. It was a moment that dries the saliva in the mouth and forces your hand to the head. For reasons that I will explain later, the tears begain to flow. I grabbed my lunch and found an empty space behind a statue to get my shit together.
I couldn't make myself calm down and it freaked me out that I lost control. Afterall, I am a sensitive person ( I cry everytime I watch Gone With the Wind). I've been working a little too hard (Its cool, man. Nothing I haven't been through before). Military involvement? Well, yeah. Like most of us, many of my closest peeps and family are either in Iraq, have a child in Iraq, or are on their way to Iraq. This reality we've dealt with and deal with together as a nation ran by people that aren't mking these sacrifices. But we deal, together.
Then, it hit me. The emptiness I felt this afternoon can only be realization that this---this horror--- is going to get worse. A deep seated intuitiveness that screams of future pain. I'm not just talking about the Bush Family massacre but the peak of all the shit we've put on the back burner since this country's conception. From the one-armed beggar on the L-Train to the red-necked Republican delegate asshole that told me he could buy and sell my ideals in his sleep, we are all going to pay for all the little mistakes we've made on the way. History has proven that all civilizations adhere to a timeline. America, the big bad land of freedom and democracy is no different than any other empire that learned to write and use tools. Like a 13 year old girl, we wanted to grow up too fast and took too many short cuts. Like Rome, we've prematurly hit a peak in our development. Like Rome, we too will fall. But the worse thing about this is, we are all going to pay.
When I was younger (like early 20's or something), I thought it would be awesome to have a Bibbi Jr. bouncing on my knee while little Malcolm and Frederick played ball in the field behind the farm. Today I questioned my right to continue the Bibbi genes. What would be the point?
When you get into a tight place and everything goes against you, till it seems as though you could not hang on a minute longer, never give up then, for that is just the place and time that the tide will turn. ---Harriet Beecher Stowe
I never really want this place to be a written account of my daily happenings but I must share an experience I had today.
I have been in and out of action this week (the RNC, that is) due the the incredible amount of Strand Union participation in the Anti-Republican battles. As a manager, I pick up the slack where needed (This a good cause. I'm so proud of those guys). I was startled to learn my image was shown on several news broadcasts the evening prior (especially since it was coincidence that I was near some heavy activity). Regardless, I took my break and headed to the square. For lunch hour, Union Square was so quiet it almost hurt and spread across the stairs were combat boots and name cards for fallen troops in the current war against Iraq. It was a moment that dries the saliva in the mouth and forces your hand to the head. For reasons that I will explain later, the tears begain to flow. I grabbed my lunch and found an empty space behind a statue to get my shit together.
I couldn't make myself calm down and it freaked me out that I lost control. Afterall, I am a sensitive person ( I cry everytime I watch Gone With the Wind). I've been working a little too hard (Its cool, man. Nothing I haven't been through before). Military involvement? Well, yeah. Like most of us, many of my closest peeps and family are either in Iraq, have a child in Iraq, or are on their way to Iraq. This reality we've dealt with and deal with together as a nation ran by people that aren't mking these sacrifices. But we deal, together.
Then, it hit me. The emptiness I felt this afternoon can only be realization that this---this horror--- is going to get worse. A deep seated intuitiveness that screams of future pain. I'm not just talking about the Bush Family massacre but the peak of all the shit we've put on the back burner since this country's conception. From the one-armed beggar on the L-Train to the red-necked Republican delegate asshole that told me he could buy and sell my ideals in his sleep, we are all going to pay for all the little mistakes we've made on the way. History has proven that all civilizations adhere to a timeline. America, the big bad land of freedom and democracy is no different than any other empire that learned to write and use tools. Like a 13 year old girl, we wanted to grow up too fast and took too many short cuts. Like Rome, we've prematurly hit a peak in our development. Like Rome, we too will fall. But the worse thing about this is, we are all going to pay.
When I was younger (like early 20's or something), I thought it would be awesome to have a Bibbi Jr. bouncing on my knee while little Malcolm and Frederick played ball in the field behind the farm. Today I questioned my right to continue the Bibbi genes. What would be the point?
When you get into a tight place and everything goes against you, till it seems as though you could not hang on a minute longer, never give up then, for that is just the place and time that the tide will turn. ---Harriet Beecher Stowe
Monday, August 30, 2004
State of the Union---the saga continues
Representatives of The Kingdom that Nobody Has Ever Heard of,
I do apologize for not regularly being your voice in the muck that is American cyberspace. All too frequently, work, the government, and the pursuit of a good lay delay a sister from getting in touch with the people. I hope in the coming weeks to give the people what they want. You will be pleased to hear I plan to add a "Reviews for the Cranky" section. Mall PO PO INC. will offer more contests in the coming months (again the people cheer).
So, relax. "...the truth is i never left you...whatever or something"!
I do apologize for not regularly being your voice in the muck that is American cyberspace. All too frequently, work, the government, and the pursuit of a good lay delay a sister from getting in touch with the people. I hope in the coming weeks to give the people what they want. You will be pleased to hear I plan to add a "Reviews for the Cranky" section. Mall PO PO INC. will offer more contests in the coming months (again the people cheer).
So, relax. "...the truth is i never left you...whatever or something"!
Monday, August 09, 2004
The Tick (live action)
I watched all nine episodes of The Tick today. For the love of Puddy, man, watch them they are oh so funny.
Sunday, July 25, 2004
Black Flags Afloat Once More
In my latest news check on Thailand (I have a friend there now and I like to make myself worry), I discovered that pirates are taking over waters surrounding that region. Other reports are coming in from Nigeria and the Philippines about our peg-legged bandits. Perhaps swashbuckling will return to the high seas and the world will once again be filled with true adventure. Or maybe everyone thought Johnny Depp looked extra manly in eyeliner...
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