Deborah Hamilton : Writing

Backstreets of Utopia

Backstreets of Utopia

A Poem by Deborah Hamilton


The sparechangers huddled beneath the broken neon, Reflecting on their lost days and lives. Matchbook Molly slammed her crazy bone against a crac..
Best Man

Best Man

A Poem by Deborah Hamilton


Lungs moaning a sweetness with a hack, A rueful rasp and a nestling press, combined Make me wilt. I am so exhausted. Doting on me ev..
The Juggernaut of Youth

The Juggernaut of Youth

A Poem by Deborah Hamilton


Aren’t you the flower? Expecting truth And reason as you flit in The sun. You will learn how self-serving Humanity is once you, too, D..
Last Call

Last Call

A Poem by Deborah Hamilton


All souls touching and humming Towards the ends of the hours Reach for some flesh, Listen to one song for themselves. Wielding their ache tame..
Mommy

Mommy

A Poem by Deborah Hamilton


My mother is frightening I like her Her laugh is severe She lashes her head back She is a subjugating intimate My forehead cracks when she ..

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