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Art, Poetry. i been drawing trees .
i borrowed your apron many years ago. i still have it and just remember you, your darkness. it was good news from the bad,…
Poetry, ReadingsCharlie Ottoway
https://openartsforum.com/audio/milnerplace01.mp3 It was about ten to eleven when I went out into the street. The world was considerably empty except for some exceeding…
PoetryWhy are you so sad?
"Pick up your lip." Daddy said that night during a phone call. It was the day I got pulled out early from school after…
PoetrySometimes
Sometimes, if you are walking through a cemetery you might hear them calling after you. Their voices sound like rusty whistles and dry, crackling…
PoetrySilent Birds
The smell of rain from my window tried to prepare me for your death. It tried to tell me that rain clouds have become…
Poetrycritical thinkers
always an admirer of critical thinking man is still a slave to his senses: he is slave to the cook flipping burgers in the…
PoetryI HAD CALLED IN SICK
I sat on the floor and two women were sat on my sofa: we were drinking wine and smoking joints: I knew one of…
Creative Non-Fiction, Essays, Fiction, PoetryChain Book Store
I watch them come in. The women in Mickey Mouse sweatshirts, their mouths open. They shuffle. Everybody shuffles. The men in winter coats with…
PoetryA Whiter House
Imagine there’s a painting adorning the wall of some president’s master bedroom. It hangs beneath a mirrored ceiling where his wife (lucky her) gets…
PoetryFalling Asleep to an Imagined Pretty Girl
I need to fall asleep to the thought of a pretty girl the world is gross and doesn't care the TV mutilates my vomit…
Poetryslave songs—2020
lawd we march lawd we chant lawd we pray lawd i sing the body to a hemorrhage i sing "the fires are not my…