Spooky scary creepy, Sleekly crafty wily, Slimy prickly shitty, Clumsy grumpy whiny, Creaky squeaky noisy, Spiky prickly grossly, Nasty naughty vainly, Devilishly messy folly, Life’s negativity!

All the sights are glass—- all the sights are black and white when I feel fine.

What, what am I doing? Typing the words I don’t recall worrying about the poems Spilling onto the page Easy thoughts, not perfect Time marching, tick tock What a joyous, sunny, warm day Enjoying this marathon What!

The Mathematics of Faith Calculate how long you will live without Googling it. Will you survive until you’re 80? Will you make it past your next doctor’s visit this coming Wednesday? You remember that your sister and mother died when they were younger than you…

I hit a wall… Blocked Persuaded Jaded My words are faded my and my thoughts are cloudy This salad is pretty good It is a sunny day and my son doesn’t want to play A nice day to ride on two wheels or escape Is karma real?…

Sunny weather finally in town, Long strolls are back again, Choruses of thoughts echo in my mind and I want to conquer the world! Who joins me in this quest?  

I have been clacking black spor -adic(t) -ally all the live long day, trying to find a way to spill my self to page without throwing in the (white) towel. I have indulged in a third cup of coffee and a quiet room; fed myself…

chocolate chip and vanilla ice cream drips onto ice caps are melting and chocolate chips ooey gooey right out of the oven and mixed in vanilla ice cream strings of chocolate hot and rich and the icebergs ooey gooey and glaciers melt like vanilla ice…

Searching for you everywhere but cannot find you Another day comes to an end but still how can I get through You left without a trace, no footprints, no mark, And an empty heart only you can fill, only your light can spark. Chasing shadows…

The Charter of Wish Fulfillment called for a consensus of people’s needs and wishes In order to better understand what we want From life, from the government, from each other Every evening An elected spokesperson stands on a box in the townsquare and reads out…