Showing posts with label angry poem. Show all posts
Showing posts with label angry poem. Show all posts

Sunday, April 16, 2017

Poem #117 Backwards See

Believe in me out drinking
Backwards see Two in the bush
The Whatness of our whoness
Bird in the hand flattening
Sirens the voice of god

With a handgun

Saturday, April 8, 2017

Poem #116 Friction Required

Kick like amen
Kiss like a plague
Lie like someone mean and measured
Live like ends and multitude
Everything else a cavity of details
Drawn into life with a
wail, clip, and clasp,

only to  shudder, dwindle and die. 

Saturday, March 25, 2017

Poem #115 Public School

Public school
I don’t like the way it looks at me
I don’t like the way it talks to me

And I don’t like the way it lives.

Saturday, March 18, 2017

Poem #109 January 21, 2017 Woman’s March

Punching great grandmas’ womb
Still tied to Liberty’s by a navel cord
Sold us all
From the door of her guard
A sedated look
Snowed in in the midst of winter
Courageous of angels

With a very scurvy word

Friday, January 20, 2017

Poem #89 Effects of a Radical Cure

Swimming constipation a seasonal exercise
Effects of a radical cure
Choose your favor among rotten words
Hasty remarks, Made by accident
I once promised myself to be voices economist
Now sit down among others I cannot see

Cut faces smiles and eat at my own table

Poem #87 Touch a Ratified Recession

Touch a ratified recession
Shot round on every side
The advantage of common benefit
Sit near the fire of uncomfortable air
Being scorch before the cold catches
In the case of sickness:
Nursing rooms of warmed dangerous
Spread in temper yesterday’s stamp
Disease but this upward draught

In both the eyes less flame burnt

Friday, January 13, 2017

Poem #70: Advertisements paper clip fairy tales

Advertisements paper clip fairy tales to a
lazy luscious lie trudge
effort needed for this frivolous errand
Scream some elaborate fantasy fast
Watch want life like like
her, him, picture one need
dream delirious cut off channel
fed moments promise to me,

Over someone’s lather

Sunday, January 1, 2017

Poem #64 Rebels Like Ourselves

half read pages only she had seen
overgrown garden room filled with life projects
worry on her collage of travel posters
a weekly her face a library
sit in solitude to read in one week
a paper back library of the world
told me we both preferred
rebels like ourselves
voice the young woman