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Sex, Drugs, and Roses

            Sex, Drugs, and Roses It seems at least a possibility That spoiled, soiled brats might just have feelings, too. They’d have the usual ones, hostility And sulking, and that adolescent brew Of self-regard, fragility, and rage. But maybe Rimbaud had...

Inside You

              Inside You The past is still.  The past is always past. It lurks, the only absolute.  Today Cannot be guaranteed.  It may not last, At least for you and me.  Destiny’s sway Might sweep it into nothingness.  A blink Of fate’s tart eye, a wink of poison...

Yesterday

            Yesterday The past is far away, is farther gone Than those reaches far beyond the cosmos’ bounds, And more removed than any future dawn. The past lurks far beyond the deafened sounds Of darkness in between black holes, the deeps Of space between the...

The Second Coming

The Second Coming Perversions like when violence becomes Male bravery are worst.  When honor slides To murder beaten into shape by drums, Then whitest principle on horseback rides Across the Muslim children in a ward. The Holocaust stalks from the Temple Mount And...

Burdens of Light

          Burdens of Light The silences of country life are more Like shades than sounds.  So quiet that they seem Like pastel tints in watercolors or The light beneath acanthus leaves we dream. Those silences are more like mist at dawn Above a pond than like a lack...

What’s the Good of Good?

      What’s the Good of Good? “Stylops parasitize divers other insects such as leaf hoppers, ants, bees, and wasps.  The female spend her entire life inside the body of her host, with only the tip of her bean- shaped body protruding.  She is a formless lump, having...