So, I have a few poems written that I want to post, but first I think I'll poke around and see what everyone on my watch list has been up to. Hopefully I'll get back into the swing of things quickly.


The Charles Anderson BridgeOne day I will go to her feet uprooted and covered in loam,The Charles Anderson Bridge
without my body
bloated
like it was in the spring
when she shivvered
under my buckeye tree
and threw seeds at passing cars.
She used to think that she could see


August...August After Coming Out of the ForestAugust...
Cicadas whir and wind down, their electrical buzz like a hand-cranked flashlight, bulb fading to an orange ember when fingers pause, stiff and cramped. Pupils open, raw dark bullet holes that she’s always been tempted to thrust her fingers into. She probed a hole in a sand dune once with a sunburned finger, face stiff blistered skin, lips salted, tasting of seaweed and blood. She was eight then, and the stinging bites of sand fleas bothered her less than the 27 mosquito bites that peppered her legs and she counted every night before she fell asleep, but the charge of a three inch crab, his cl


She Ran Into the MountainAlex bites off the heads of soldiers and rabbits, their necks snap wetly in her jaws, stick to her teeth.She Ran Into the Mountain
Hair and fur gather in clumps on her tongue, yellow and warm against the bony roof of her mouth.
She flosses her teeth with lengths of barbed wire, spits blood and grayed mucous onto her feet.
Her veins are like wires, blue and bending against bone. They cross and twist into knots between her knuckles.
Once, she tasted like the sugar rot of compost; thick and fermented, a sticky slime clinging to my fingers.
We sat in her attic bedroom on hot Fr


Punkinspring, and you plant your seed. Rains taper, and you watch carefully during those first eight weeks. As my flower blossomed, your seed nurtured in my fertile womb, you fled. Ran through the thick iron gates that protected my garden, left them ajarPunkin
and summer nudged its way in, left me parched and exposed in its unforgiving light. Though by August the days became cooler, and left me exhausted. Just a skeletal frame now; bearing boldly the fruit of your plunder, my soul.
Come autumn &


Chocolate Covered RodentsMy momma always said, “Life’s like a box of chocolates, you never know what you’re gonna get.” and I always used to say, “Momma, what was life like before they put chocolate in boxes?”Chocolate Covered Rodents
About that time there was this little girl. In a strawberry cream square she found the skull of a rat. It must have snuck through the clockwork of that factory,
the one up on the edge of town
where the squatters get high now.
Her neighbours said that she cried all night for weeks on end. They say that’s what drove her mother out. And her teacher


ThisThis exists On cockleshells and mint julips This runs madly in the opposite direction And tiptoes through the tulipsThis
Pretty maids dance
Tra la la la tra la la, and prance Through mazes unwinding
Binding themselves to the walls
And all the while the rain still falls.
This exists where others dare not to tread, And where shepherds gather their flocks To silently eat their cold hard bread. And locks upon their faces hold.
But damn me to hell if I be so bold.
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the only thing lady luck gave me was an STI and a death wish.
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you had a way so familiar, but i could not recognize, cause you had blood on your face; i had blood in my eyes.
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Founder of =Inked-Page | Staff for *100ThemesChallenge, *ProsePlease | Lit Critic at *devCRIT
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Gallery: ~LikeTheAshesOfFlags
Zomg. It's like, nudity:
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"Framing a print without a mat is like going commando, it may get rid of a few lines, but it's tacky"
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♀li
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Read surREAl, the manga here: [link]
And you thought your world was weird.
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[link] Unreality flickerS [link]
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