Duplication…

This is already posted on my poetry blog, but nobody ever reads that stupid thing… Another Sunday Poem Sunday morning she wakes to a thousand drunken prayers left in the night by the eternal penitent She gently removes the nails from his wrists And turns to more trivial matters Newspaper drivel mixes body counts with … Read more

Another Sunday Poem

Sunday morning she wakes to a thousand drunken prayers left in the night by the eternal penitent She gently removes the nails from his wrists And turns to more trivial matters Newspaper drivel mixes body counts with fuel prices fashion trends with natural disasters class struggle with the fall TV lineup All this violence and … Read more

doormats

Some Pandoras never learn their lesson and just keep looking for other doors to open ignoring the ills for the hope left behind girls who are not wise clever but not wise (detritus)(poetica)(myth)(opinion)(divination)

Euna Avalean

After I’d awakened the first time this morning, I drifted back into a light sleep and heard my late grandmother calling my name in a soft and ancient Southern Illinois/Kentucky twang. I don’t know why I dreamt her voice, but I sure as hell display her legacy of sheer stubbornness every day of my life. … Read more

A Very Strange Abraham Lincoln Quote

I believe, if we take habitual drunkards as a class, their heads and their hearts will bear an advantageous comparison with those of any other class. There seems ever to have been a proneness in the brilliant and warm-blooded to fall into this vice. – – Abraham Lincoln – –