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PoetryOn feeling lonely and dispirited cutting the grass at St Mary Redcliffe Cathedral summer 1972
i had mistaken myself for the graveyard somewhere history closed its circle with an indifferent embrace mundane acknowledgements of life were carved on granite…
PoetryThe Sacrifice
i’m sorry i couldn’t go to your game today i was on the verge of capturing a universe in a grain of sand and…
PoetryThe Last Will Be The First
There are exactly 8,041,272,548 humans on our planet. The last one in the count is a feisty, baby girl named Maria-Angelica born in a Manilla…
PoetryEVERYWHERE
lately I’ve been floating around I don’t want my feet on the ground that’s a drag I’d rather watch you from above I’d rather…
PoetryEpiphany
The gossip always the latest – if you want to know, she’s the one, you needn’t ask, she’ll just tell but; one day she…
PoetryThe Finest Spirits
A Jew, a Christian & a Muslim walk into the bar. Each one orders a Day of Judgement on the rocks with a Resurrection of the Body chaser.…
PoetryRedshift
1. We begin as night watchers bringing news and lanterns; we end with the guilt and relief of a called-off search. 2. There is…
PoetryKintsugi: a Cadralor
1. Yesterday a rat snake crawled up into the eaves and into a mourning dove's nest of twigs. This morning we found five shells…
PoetryIf there was any lesson learned
it was that high school was a thousand different kinds of cruel this one got caught jerking off in the school bathroom that one…
PoetryChromium-24/7
They tore down a part of my hometown last week, imploded it to be precise, dissolved it from the inside as with cancer. A…
