poems are easy.
too much so, perhaps.
throw down a word;
followed by another word;
another, so on and so forth.
then barf, and all is gone,
much like a frantic wind.
then barf, and all is gone,
much like a frantic wind.
give it a name
call it a poem
take it out to supper
take it to bed
wake up pregnant
if not pregnant, at least happy.
if not pregnant, at least happy.
calm, objective;
to all things prevalent
curiosity in small doses
as should paranoia
living off empty souls.
living off empty souls.
stay thirsty, my friends
chicken slapping was never
my intention.
but one will suffer only
so much of that endless
chicken chatter before
nerves become frayed
and the need to reach out
and touch someone
becomes utmost important.
chicken slapping becomes
most relevant, if only
to shut those squawky
hens up for a moment or two
of sheer peace and quiet.
that dying echo
was a cry
for help
rapturous cry in the night
startles spirits into flight
dreading coming morning light
rapturous cries die slowly
redefining day and night
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