Poetry

  • Midnight Fine Print

    Midnight Fine Print

    The city buzzes by as I sway in darkness. They’re clueless to the magic of Pepaw’s porch swing, and I’d like to keep it that way. A spark here, a flick there, then blindness to what waits beyond the gate code. Brass carries on the chilled wind as an invitation to the poon soiree. Can…

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  • Big Bird’s Peekaboo Prison

    Poetry fo dat Posterior

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  • Dryin’ Time

    Dryin’ Time

    Swimming through open air as though the sunrise leads home

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  • Did You See That?

    Did You See That?

    The jungle breathes tonight, awaiting the storm.

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  • Tea-sus

    Tea-sus

    Pinkies up, boys

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  • I’m In Love Again…

    I’m In Love Again…

    A mother’s sigh of relief to her naughty, urban children…

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  • Rain.

    Rain.

    Worship on the wind

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  • Sunset

    Sunset

    Celebrate the sleeping sun

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  • Keep Looking Up

    Keep Looking Up

    The summer is dwindling The fall clouds draw nigh Except here in Texas We’ll probably die From summer part two Or, if curs-ed, a third To those on the east coast It must sound absurd To cookout at Christmas Or a Thanksgiving plunge The climate’s been changing Since Vedder was Grunge Or perhaps even longer…

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  • Messenger

    Messenger

    Tea, pipe, sunset, poetry, repeat daily.

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  • Tea-Weeting

    Tea-Weeting

    I’m not calling it that.

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  • Snaps

    Snaps

    Joggers & bike thieves The lemon sees all Snickerdoodles walloped by Batman’s neice Broomhilda Hospital television tickers show investment futures to the dying Singing to the deaf Miming to the blind Farting around Brittany Useless gestures wasted on the undeserving Dell just dropped three points and screw little Joey’s kidney in the Igloo cooler Bro’s…

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  • Waymomento

    Waymomento

    Because Dallas

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  • Reboot.

    Reboot.

    Shoveling soot in micro doses As sunset cleanses another The city is oddly quiet Recovering from yesterday’s horrible realization of Monday And prepping to hump Midway through a nameless scorcher Soon to be considered reasonably and seasonally cool As the summer day fades to black, I see the same skies I saw in childhood, but…

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  • Claws

    Claws

    What’s your ritual?

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  • Wed-nes-day Words

    Wed-nes-day Words

    When all the sneks have eaten And all the cats have yacked And all the laundry laundered I’m glad we don’t have dogs Yo. Poems.

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  • Date Night (a poem)

    Where were you when it started? And where will you be in the end? Not asking for proof of a heaven or hell Not breaking a rule; maybe bend Rich men with their foolish endeavors Breathe fire like dragons of lore A family or two is a small price to pay When making a few…

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  • What am I but a dot in the matrix A grain in the garden A salt speck in an endless ocean A pinhole upon night’s curtain (thanks Connery) A face in the crowd An ember to the fire A drop in the downpour A day in the life A vote in the congress A peanut…

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  • Where Do You Stand?

    Where Do You Stand?

    This sucks but why not? If you knock up cousin Becky He will give your child a grand So they’ll begin investing But where TF d’you stand? If you rat out Joe The Gardner With those green thumbs on his hands You’ll have to mow your own lawn now But where TF d’you stand? If…

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  • Dueling Hooters (a poem)

    Hot-boxing Hot Wheels on a Friday night Summer sunset swallows the horizon as electric tears vow revenge Asphalt sizzles with each bullet, bleeding heat before the speeding beasts Windows hide first kisses and final goodbyes How silly you were Red & blue signal when Flee or face the phallus To peasant’s field or potter’s stone…

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  • Hearts of ICE (a poem)

    Saint Anthony The devil is knocking on your door Donning Christ’s mask Speaking angel; plotting sacrifice Blood in life’s river to satiate the politically hungry El Camino beckons the refugee Freedom becomes teased tickles on toes too horrified to stand Who wears who’s mask? Perhaps we seek answers answered previously, yet ignore its delivered wisdom…

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  • Autumn’s Jar (a poem)

    Sinking, coddled; wrapped in memories past Chilled air on flannel days Burning leaves; tiny fires dancing in darkness for an audience of one None saw them same as you Shadows whisper, silence lingers; watchers in doorways, undetected Witchcraft slumbers through uncomfortable summer Sweat drenched, sun baked; gone, yet recalled with ease Awakening soon to the…

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