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Byron and the Boyfriend He Never Got to Meet

Byron and the Boyfriend He Never Got to Meet A man’s poetic quality depends On his capacity for love, or so Said Rimbaud.  More like lust.  His lovers, friends And innocent bystanders saw the glow Of his to devotion to his verse.   His heart?   . . . No...

Revolting

               Revolting The redhead, ugly, and with glasses tries, However.  Little earrings mean at least A bit of vanity.  To exercise Some hope, though, isn’t wrong.  Meager brows creased Above her specs have not been penciled in; No cheating try to titillate,...

Shades of Masculinity

     Shades of Masculinity A shadow is a young man who’s exposed To certain types of light.  These vary.  Some Are megawatt demands that are composed By all the males around, his manly scrum. No wonder he’s diminished in this crowd. The light of women also takes its...

Charleville and Assisi

     Charleville and Assisi Jeune Rimbaud was the Francis of strict art, Taboo creations.  For his writing, he Abandoned all, himself as well, to start “wallowing in vice,” willing to be free Of what was known.  He’d grasp the disorders That he’d compel among his...

Charles Randall Taulelle II

Charles Randall Taulelle II           “moons pursuing one another” ~ Arthur Rimbaud   The moon comes close.  The moon comes close to us And we go crazy.  We are moons as well. We suffer from past scarring and fresh pus Loads,  giving us our wounded look.  We swell...