Poetry · Writing

canopy, curtain

sun caressing awaiting skin

pacific waves singing their anthem

hints of coconut and cocoa butter

portable speaker fusing

a melody mixer.

canopy haven

slippery melon slices

toasty sand between parted toes

waited-

for a day

like today…

window fogged

storm raged

sigh covered beaten reflection

as feverish rain

streaked.

waiting-

silence deafening

lights click off

walls come hold close

curtain wrapped around the throat

help

me.

a beach ball sails

through the peak of the sea-

red blue and white stripes

screening out the sun

Poetry · Writing

16 @ Funeral

sweaty faces

steady paces-

spun more watches than i can count-

how long have we been standing here-

shoe prints in solid concrete

shadow belly dancin’

entrancin’

a 12 o clock sun.

drownin’ in this dry dank-

floatin’ in a shark tank

frozen plank

starin’ point-blank-

gator glarin’ beastly-

will see you soon Dundee

tick

tock

Poetry · Writing

Last Bite

two ring-shaped holes,

convulsions

grab control.

the night sky

span

full speed ahead-

upright, cold bricks.

the end-

courses through these veins…

their fangs sting,

gastric liquid

flooding-

flooding

futile for one to chew.

it’ll be all over.

in a blink-

or two.

colors blending together

like a water painting

hair long and bright

rosy cheeks

a tender smile.

fresh pancakes on a warm sunday morning

songs in the key of life spins on our vinyl

sun blaring through the open winda

& fwess owan juis

Poetry · Writing

Clint E.

i use to wr-

i use to post a lot, small moments

covered in a scarf

or bundles of blankets

like a timeline of me.

& somewhere along the way

i started to take in

this negativity that spawned:

some from these memories

from the dread of time

the doubt i have over these dreams.

more input then

i could process

all the good the bad and the ugly.

if everything was put into a blender

mashed, spewed out of a topless container

caught in all of my gears

along my side

locked up

& eventually

my audience lost interest in my work-

myself.

so now

high noon

moon beaming down like a spotlight.

crisp evening air blows through a chipped scarf down to these worn denim.

whistles of a challenger:

matching gray python boots and pistol

all that’s left is a trail of smoke and an eye meeting mine.

he whispers, “Every gun makes its own tune”.

Poetry · Writing

last day off

last year

a shakey handoff

(at best)

constantly choosing between

life and sleep

haven’t slept in years

when i do;

my dreams were a gothic spinoff

love interest played by wednesday.

black and white lens

for thee ending send-off

all black molotov

(for those who couldn’t be here)

with fireworks

and a rip off.