ZACHARY SCOTT HAMILTON

 

 

 

 

I am breastfeeding angels.

I hear machines

 

A knife can be buried

In an orchard





































I smell dogs coming

Around the corner




Someone’s lighting candles

In the clouds



Oh,

Cartoons
































Overpass,



Worms drip from pears

Out of the garbage

 

I am breastfeeding angels.


































Coy fish swim

Around my

Legs when I wake.






I drink water from

Five separate rooms in

The abandoned house





I wear a lizard

Costume to school

And carry a lantern

Of frogs, not flames.























I require happiness

To breathe my last breath

But this is the culture

Of hinges

Where the tree chops

Down the man



A broken chandelier

Re-assembles at the

Center of a mansion

 

I watch myself from

A child, raking leaves

Behind the abandoned house






























I am seeing apparitions

And fish at night, when I walk

The streets.




































4/

We drove through a lake

And turned around to shore. * ( 1)

 

6/

I am starting to doubt if I’m even alive at this juncture aka big heaping piles of shit.




8/ My Mind was twisted into knots like a rollercoaster, that some child folded up, and crumpled, and set in the corner, finished playing with it, broken.






















i/ Quaker Ceremony

 

I cry bottles of pinot noir from above this town, glass beads rain down into toy radios at the harbor.  

 

Adrift with ghosts, I look, and walk old rooms, cannot find a start

 

I’m going to stop you, killing animals at dark roads. If you exist, you exist, with feeling, nervously

 

A castle on this horizon swims, humpbacks cross doors, a castle rolls up before my bed, in the sea.

 

I listen to the groans that echo.

























The sky is full of lymph nodes and cherry trees, Our planet is strange In ghoul and cistern, Oblivion from that Sweating mirror, We should be careful

 

The golden stones merge to gather us all together, Under the angels galion, a withered white lace, And dark wool. My hair tries running for the Wolves, it can only escape through the window.

 

A pile of clothes becomes a family of leaves.





















The rain is unrelenting, it is like the tears of God.

Back of a brain maze

Love you, need sleep

 

Is it okay, I try to sleep, I love you and I want to talk tomorrow.




These people think in string

Weaving pathways through the yard

With motors

 

Their minds are full of roads and houses





This is supposed to be just random

But I cry cherries and diamonds.




















PART ZERO

With Lyona Sangiuliano



I go back to bed, I’m going to float around in my bed in the clouds, and the care bears will be there. Jump around in the leaf piles, stand and stare at the sky, I’m going to wait for some orange juice.



Safety comes out from the computer and out from the soil, in the computer inside the plants, comes a nice warm bathtub. Spoken from within the cables of the water is me in my body of filth looking through the stars that I’m riding through in this bathtub ` The jars of plants are rotating and spilling from the jars baby coy fish notes like songs around the tub.

Candles Light.

Ornothology relating to birds

Orphanage

Clearing

Coffin



Big bottles of black cherries, circle with numbers, big bottles of black paint, black cherries with some watery chairs, name tags, note tags, and price tags snow-flake and balloons











44.7 DNA

 

Radio static plays, and this loser I know digs out cigarette butts from an ashtray, holds forks everywhere he goes, sometimes he puts socks on his hands and hangs out in the park, playing hand puppets for children or he plays dice on the sidewalk with children, or alone, or he paints his hands and his feet all red, or all white. People say he has a face mask that he wears and he digs through the trash with it on. Everything he dumpster dives he pushes around in a shopping cart, and drinks beer, smoking cigarettes. He doesn’t say much.























106.5 Sweet Oldies

 

I see bicycles on the side of the mountain, pants falling down off some shoes, bird feather pennies dropping off some toilets. Chicken scratch all over the ceiling. Shirts, riding some toilets, when turtles give each other hugs, eyes are in some pockets, the elevator is going up. There inside of the elevator turkeys eating some chickens, no, chickens eating some chickens, now they are climbing their souls into the attic with a pen in claw, A arm finds a clock, a christmas bow, in the attic, A christmas tree.

 

107.3 the edge!

 

I am seeing apparitions and fish at night when I walk the streets.






















*(1)WE DROVE THROUGH A LAKE AND TURNED AROUND TO SHORE

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104.2

Life is like a waterfall with clown cars,

And ostrich’s flowing over the edge,

And skeleton costumes and table cloth in a

Junk boat, and turnips and folded clothes.

102.3

The sky is full of lymph nodes and cherry trees

Our planet is strange In ghoul and cistern

Oblivion from that Sweating mirror

We should be careful

 

The golden stones merge to gather us all together

Under the angels galion, a withered white lace

And dark wool. My hair tries running for the

Wolves, it can only escape through the window.

 

A pile of clothes becomes a family of leaves

Drapes to boxes and doors.