death

  • The Science of Poetry 

    The Science of Poetry I  Einstein’s incendiary ideas  words arranged in an  idea of order  mathematical sequencing  it is the intellectual alchemy  of the dead watchmaker thoughts boiled in time  reduced in a nanosecond of synaptic flash  to the ashen essence of humanity  the pure black symmetry of silhouette in shadow  tarot cards tossed into

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  • Fool

    Fool “Centuries ago it had  an ‘e’ at the end.”  -H. F. I speak to you with out  the faith offered by the pope, But “the illusion of faith  offered by drugs,  rock music,  and contemporary poetry.” I speak to you with a mouth full of broken vows and blood,  but the voice of the

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  • Drunken Muse Date Raped: Gives Birth To Out Of Wedlock Poem Tonight the poems come  Like the girls who fall  over with their legs in the air. Sometimes the poems come quick as a school boy on prom night Drunk on sweet wine, another sordid stain Added to a rented tux.   It’s like that when

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  • All I Want is to Write The Poem All I want is to write the poem  that makes the mute girl sing. All I want is to write the poem that frightens cherub faced girls. All I want is to write the poem that gets me excommunicated by the pope  and I ain’t even catholic. 

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  • The Texas School Book Depository the sixth floor museum at Dealey Plaza. I have never visited this place but I have driven by it hundreds or possibly thousands of times. I simply do not understand the attraction. If I were visiting Washington D. C. I would not want to visit Ford’s theatre.Tourist are just weird. There

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  • A Triptych of Poems for a Dead Poet Dead Baby Blue  for Robert Trammell  Beware,   Life is not a dream  even when dead birds  lying drunkenly in the gutter   suddenly straighten Verona   feathers stand on broken feet of poems  vomit a gut full of idealistic maggots   eyes swimming against the … bone,   (alabaster, ivory, eggshell,

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  •  TRAMP: White Rabbit Season  “One pill makes you largerAnd one pill makes you smallAnd the ones that mother gives youDon’t do anything at allGo ask AliceWhen she’s ten feet tall” -Jefferson Airplane The bullet from the old man’s 22 caliber semiautomatic pistol must have clipped its spine and its little rabbit brain was terribly confused

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  • Now That Is A Real Gentle Man It is trying to rain again and I am trying to catch the bus to see you.  I ride the metal beast drowning in the cacophonous roar of vapid   Conversationalist ignoring the hostile little faces of the tribe   As we all ride from Westside lead poisoned slums to the

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  • “We who are about to die salute you.”  for Jack Johnson, Joe Lewis and Mohammad Ali      The title of this anti-poem, about death and taxes was originally ‘Killing Two Birds with One Stone’. Then it was shortened to ‘Two Birds with One Stone’. That wasn’t blowing my skirt up so I changed it to

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  • If You Smell Something Stankin’… If You Smell Something Stankin’… it’s me I’m the shit  to the devil with your politically correct false modesty  noble savage hand writing  my woman’s writing her novel  on the computer  I can’t write  on the cursed machine  I don’t trust  the binary code of machine language  I want more 

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