juice of the jungle
—Trop Ivre
juice of the jungle
in the mulling crescendo of midsummer’s eve, a symphony awakens.
jungle juice, oh riotous melody, libation of crimson mayhem,
cavorting in the ubiquity of coolers, brimming with subtly muted cheer.
you, the lifeblood of shadowed parties, the timpani of backyard soirées.
tis a honeyed concerto, a sugar-stewed concoction, fruit in dizzying conjunction,
the world spins as do the bottles in our youthful game, losing focus, gaining fame,
my mind loses me, plunging into the pools of your potency, buoyed by your acclivity,
your lure lies not in lucidity but in absurdity, sweet, sweet, absurdity.
in your viscosity the world sways sentences sway i sway
one minute an elegant soliloquy the next garbled rhapsody
i speak and i speak and i speak yet i do not know
whether my thoughts in jumbles make it to the page
oh i hate you jungl juice you turn my imgaes to hazy oblivoin
you crate my mmessy versus sloppy rhyems lazy cusres
is this chaos obr chreativity you bulr te linee with oyur fruty inpfusion
i tumblhe ionto hte muoth okf madnest i sgin thiis yith a slurrcd signuatur—
About
TROP IVRE, a French-American poet hailing from Montpellier, hopes to enthrall readers globally with emotive verses that embody the energetic confusion of life's experiences. Drawing from French literary traditions and influenced by the likes of e. e. cummings and Allen Ginsberg, Ivre's work intricately intertwines introspection and emotion. The poet's deliberate anonymity enhances their enigma, letting their words, not identity, engage readers, embodying universal truths, and preserving their legacy.