Angel Duhst (book I)

Abstract:
Angle Duhst is a work-in-progress. An ongoing series of love poems, written for my muse, friend, and lover, El Even, the odd one. The first three chapters of Angel Duhst below were some of the very first poems I wrote to her, errr well early versions of these pieces. Most were born from text messages that poured from my melted heart in the early morning hours before heading to the lab. Song & verse absolutely spilled from my lips when she entered my life in 2023. Nothing has changed. In fact, my love for her has only grown stronger. My desire to see her completely, to know her true and honest, to watch her go, has but matured and deepened. The poetry continues to flood through my body. The words spill from my lips and flow from my fingers for her, dearest & weirdest sweet Angelamine.











d’Jęśtïį ńò Mōłęštïį




Dręmęæ ê Vivæ d’Ågåpimõµ




Whø’d’Åd ê VVįż VVÿmµńì

Here is a short poemoid which was borne of a text conversation I had with Stacy Schaefer.  

Below the poem is a recording of a reading done in my best Bill Boroughs voice (well, maybe not best), but first the written version.





Çhåtœ Mµłtïį d’Omo 

“Ok heading up to my reading room.”

Some folks think it would be a drag to live in a single room.

But what they DON’T know is that years ago when I lived in Coconut Grove Miami, I had an isolation tank on my porch. And using it every night for almost two years, both with and without vitamin K. One issue arose. Despite traveling to places deep deep in universe/mind I would always return to the reality I set out from. 

I quickly put a plan in place. I developed a technique based on one of John Lilly’s programs I found in his book Simulations of God. Whereby I would step into the tank from my current reality and practice getting out in a suitable parallel reality where only one very tiny detail was different. 

By doing this every night for such a long time I reasoned I could hop my way into realities that were incredibly different. I may be native to this reality, I may still be in my tank, I may have hoped my way here. 

That’s the one undesirable outcome; As the differences in these parallel realities are so minute, one can never be totally sure of the past or the future. 

One thing I can do is live in a single room. Because that room is many different rooms in many different realities, with just a slight difference each. 

Sometimes a reading room or library. Sometimes a bedroom or study. One is/was an alien musician’s room, full of strange instruments never seen before. 

Anyway, now that I have the ability to do the “in-one-tank-and-out-through-another” trick, only sans tank, this one small room is all I need. 

This is a 42 room chateaux.




Pęśtįłęńëæ Ôƒęrïį d’ßål



Alt version:





Mµłtïį ê Hµęńìį

įÅ Templther part III


phtoto by Gorka Nelson



Ęvęå d’Tęmpł ê Hµęńìį

įÅ Templther part II


phtoto by Gorka Nelson



d’Tęmpł ê Tµnïį

įÅ Templther part I


phtoto by James Charlick