Filed Under: Poetry
Taking off
Solo Trip
Mission? Find.
Query Unknown
Meeting dawn
Speeding East
London town
First impressions
Wandering Thames
Riding Tube
Pub pints
English fare
Cured trout
Irish breakfast
Double espresso
Short muscato
Hyde Park
Perfect Moment
they fixed your liver but broke my heart equal switch in the eyes of science and my inner scars are deeper than your outer memories of pain I used to love you and still do but you killed me and us slowly as you healed and shrank and stopped watching me as I [...]
No one can tell you when to grieve Anymore than when to Love Both rush in without the asking Or creep upon you slowly with a dagger and a smile The blade slides in smooth long cold and slowly turns Giggle Moan Weep like a child Vanity sports
Whiskey. Willie. Your god damned hanging on. You look at empty spaces just as you look at me. Nothing. Then Someth … No. Nothing. Go on. Go. Please. For your loving wife. For your daughter. On the edge of a cliff. For you. Most of all. For you. To death, Father. To death. I love [...]