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iPhoems I – Those With You And Me

Frederik Christian


Published by Frederik Christian at Smashwords

Copyright 2012 Frederik Christian



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>> A HORIZONTAL SLIDING EXPERIENCE <<




Break on through to the other side, yeah!”


– Jim Morrison




Between you and me

the gap is a butterfly flap

and just between you and me

the grass isn’t always greener on the other side




I touch the screen

behind your eyes

we slide off to dark

cyphers in time and space




You touch my theme

before the sun dries

out we glide as sparks

fading out into sun beams of Cyberspace




I choose a tune

in a hot steaming June

I phone whom

I’ve been streaming in gloom




You blacked out in my arms

beautiful as a child dreaming to the eternal alarms

you looked like an elegant elephant/pretty/slutty

as we took off beaming like Scotty




We’re sending our thoughts

descending from heaven

with missing winks and links we’re

clicking/ticking/connecting in worlds reflecting




We’re bending street lights and names in spoons

jumping between Jupiter moons

breaking away from summer cocoons

taking off for unknown rooms




We’re getting closer and closer every day

to each other and apocalyptic days of tomorrows

will become flashes to ashes of digital yesterdays

stripped naked like a poem by Ginsberg/Burroughs




Fading in/out with a hi and a goodbye

we’re shaking like cold lips/hot hips and ’90 phones

vibrating our hands to sleep like science fiction clones

sinking and thinking to the depth of bones and homes




Separated and together

we click and collide

in subterranean trains and brains

we tweet/face/text and think of the next




Gateways to the future

draw a line from you to me

and your waving profile breaks and dance

like a silhouette hard to get on mobile hands




Our wireless bodies

fly high like seeds n birds n words

across oceans and landscapes

we become three dimensional shapes




We share seats n creeds n beats

from a to b we’ll c

what’s in the air

but it just might be you and me




You light up the dark fragments

on a night bus from here to there

there’s an electric impulse displayed

right in front of my flickering view




I’m a traveller

travelling in mixed signals

my fingers surf on your

couch back to reality




Music is in the clouds

playing eternal songs

recorded in high tech studios

time has been in my head for so long




Movies are in the clouds

playing eternal scenes

from old pacific roads

space is in my hands by all means




I install you on my interface

and save you for a rainy day

when there’s no application

for entering a face in aviation




You fell asleep on my lap

after we were on the top

of that night/right club/McD/MTV/7-11 crap

we’re now surfing on-board a drunken cap




I’ve checked your profile out

and shared a thought with my friend

while you were on the floor

searching for something less or more




You’ve checked out of the country

to come back again

from the other side of the earth

calling your screen name in a global silverflame



Red/green/blue

fireflies cover the imaginative rainbow skies

faster than they die and burn out like distant novas

your face is painted by numbers




of our eyes and minds hazing

we’re out of the picture chasing

amazing sunsets till the sun sets




on the other hand

we’re stuck in emotions




bursting through walls of fire –




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