poem
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Surrender
Birds falling, feathers on flightless skies— looping through cloudless mornings and pale crescent moons— shining bright for another world’s night. I sip my tea in the buttery blues of dawn— with faded fathers and unshed tears— I remember This is… Continue reading
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Bang Bang Play It Again
Let’s rewind it again— Do you deserve to be shot? Frame by frame— Sure, boy, you got a gun? Too bad, The Second only works for me Bang, bang play it again— every angle for all to see I’ve got… Continue reading
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Monstrous Teeth
Monstrous teeth groan at the edges of my consciousness— I run from them as my mind leans forward, tempting the maw with familiar angst, desperate to writhe against the whet. Continue reading
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Dogwoods
Spoiled flowers— weep your wilt on me. Brown tears streak my throat, caress me— my languid grief. Boughs swayed when I looked for you— silver leaves— flashing lost memory. Petals— drop, my knotted wounds— bathe my limbs, your barren spores. … Continue reading
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Spider
Wolves on tangled legs, long and lean— Prowling silence for phantom screams Continue reading
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My American Tears
We the people livin’ the American Dream The promise of sandmen, and we’ve got the king selling the oasis while we drink the rocks— Continue reading
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A Spell for Letting Go
A spell to burn, in the ashes— sanctuary. Continue reading
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Dead Flames
The curse of loneliness is that I like it. It carries me to worlds unnamed– Until I see nothing, but memories untamed. Continue reading
