

crayola cranesI (coincidentally taking up drawing againcrayola cranes
instead of
focusing on the topographical lines of a poem) now try to concentrate on lines that make mountains and "every tree needs a friend" a la Bob Ross.
("i'll say" is what she says and I respond with) "believe you me"
believe you me i'm trying as hard as i can to fold crayola images into cranes in hopes that they will fly to life and land on your fingertips.


i do noti lack creativity for metaphor for i do not want to insult you with words said in past tense, as you would insult me with saying my love to you is like a flower or some shit like that.i do not
i had a dream last night that you were sitting in the dirt drawing pictures with your fingers in the filth and i, not knowing the meaning, could not love you more,
i lack the creativity to compare you to something beautiful because i can say inane things like you are the definition of beauty for i would be offended if you said such a thing to me.
and in my head before i slept i thought of pressing my finger into your


the oceanI. childhood drifts like debris on polluted waters it is too late to find seashells that excite one's wandering stubbed fingers, with the little fingernails, and the little fingertips.the ocean
the awe of laughter in a child's voice and miracles of shooting stars dissipate forever into nothing, burned by the salty ocean.
dr. seuss riddles no longer make wonderers out of young minds and trees no longer make for good hammocks.
all lose touch with one's innerness.
II. she drinks like she is bottomless and talks like her throat will never


Grocery StoreGrocery StoreGrocery Store
refrigerated muscle stacked and packed and heaps of red red red striated, bundled, marbled pink ground and sliced, pounded with gritty herbs a troll's trove of stacks of plastic-wrapped animal pieces on styrofoam trays with watery Kool-Aid blood
chocolate livers in snap-lid buckets, tongues, gizzards, flanks, tripe like deflated jellyfish stripped surgically from bare pink skeletons naked, knobbly spines of many many chickens and hoofstock somewhere there is an acre of bones, no, acres stripped to line chilly walls with soft and wet red things


Th Riddle O Allhallows-HarvestTwo gentlemen converse, both round and sweet, Beside each sir resides a perfect rounded madam. Whose woody hair is cropped and kept up neat. They all wear suits that gleam like polished yams.Th Riddle O Allhallows-Harvest
They eat and drink, and revel quietly together, Yet never smile, or smirk or frown or nod And despite their joy in autumn’s pristine weather, their faces remain blank— for why? It is quite odd.
When mordant winter arrives they find demise, Cut off from life and brought to rest aside Above them shine eight gleeful goblin eyes, And goblin claws that s c r a t c h and p
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And you're the only place that feels like home
Just so you know, you'll never know
And some secrets weren't meant to be told
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<3
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find the bars; escape captivity.
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And you're the only place that feels like home
Just so you know, you'll never know
And some secrets weren't meant to be told
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My pen bleeds and beats with each stroke, with each metaphor it strikes a chord and words come to life.
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May the fire from my pen scorch the skin of hades.
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find the bars; escape captivity.
Why don't you join the poetry contest from [link] ?
It's free and every nitwit such as myself who enters gets a small gift
but someone like you might win one of their $10 000 or $100 000 prizes.
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find the bars; escape captivity.
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