Poem

Poetry

Cherry

Sheet

Inspired by the work of H. Craig Hanna

I will It

This is the match with which I strike the moistened box along one side. The damp ash, tinder, faggot, brush: All are waiting in the grate. I cup the matchbox in my left hand;

Epitaph

The will is white and tells us lies, and wills us to believe. Beneath a fetid mound of turned soil; should you come to mourn my passing, this is where you’ll find me.

Hey Freckle

Hey Freckle! How’s your day been? Did you wake up feeling special? Did the corners of the bedclothes turn themselves to let you out? Was it petals or red carpet as you stepped down

Metro Ligne 1, 19hr 45, today

Rice and indeterminates; I feel your pain insatiate.

Love is Colder than Death

“Love is cold, More cold than Death,” Said Morrisey to Marr. And with these words He left the Smiths To move to California. “It’s sunny there, You understand,
Cherry

Well; Or, Poem For John McCain

Well below the solar plexus Grace rests easier than Pride