darkness does not pass suddenly nor does the light surrounding it though her love was a shadow i reticently remember hints of a star
i looked to my right hoping to see a bass player keeping the low end tight behind me hoping to see someone
i used to go to Gramma’s every Sunday evening we would order pizza watch whatever shows we could agree on
at odds with the sky I have rid myself of every feather and with my beak i have chewed off… of my wings if i am to see my dreams die
the crowd is divisive full of bickering ideologies and overstimulated thoughts of what makes us different we lose sight of the fact
incredible love making will turn wolves into pups bears, cubs again and icy hearts melt to a puddle
i walk like an appetizer onto the moonlight tongue the wine is in my blood
stuck out on a ledge with no stairs no ladder and no one to catch me
when she doesn’t love you the guts are pulled out from insid… life spills from the bones and your heart forgets to beat you become a ghost
I like to pretend in alternate uni… where everything is almost the sam… just different in a few spots under another sun the two of us worked
notebooks have been stacked in pre… filled with short stories bad drawings and of course
seven years ago almost home coming over the bridge from a show in The Windy City we hit the ice
it’s been so long without a touch lips pressed deeply against mine fingers brushing through my beard… i have reclaimed my virginity bumbling and nervous in the presen…
“An unexamined life is not worth l… —Socrates “Suicide’s an alternative.” —Mike Muir humanity is the unwiped
in all restaurants madness overwhelms the staff spirits break like plates