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A Poem by Vol
There
ain’t no difference between me
now
and way back, sixty years ago;
I’ve
always wanted to know it all,
taste
everything..
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A Poem by Vol
We went
into the woods,
and
camped a couple of days,
wasn’t
much to do, not much to see.
The
trees were big, and the creek
wa..
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A Poem by Vol
That
half peach moon,
like
a tilted cup
at
the end of the road
I’m
traveling slips
naked
through a thin
cloud
on her way down.Her b..
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A Poem by Vol
A Dr. I did not
know
walked in
and
looked toward me,
walked
over to her,
did
a few things and
looked
down at his watch.
Without
any c..
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A Poem by Vol
When the lights go out for
good
and the few still left have
returned
to tribal roots in the ruins,
the
academics will dance in ..
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A Poem by Vol
It
should come as no surprise
that
water turns dirt to mud
and
when we walk through it,
our
feet get dirty.
What
a mess!
Or
t..
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A Poem by Vol
Sometimes,
when you catch me rapt,
it
is because in my overactive neural-net
the
phosphorous ions are
bouncing along
on
an
imagined ..
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A Poem by Vol
I
have committed suicide
several
times by now
but
always seem to
live
through it...
Suicide
by love
Suicide
by children
Suicide
by a..
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A Poem by Vol
On the other side of this
wall,
cold waitswith teeth bared
and a sneerwhile I can do
nothing to hold it at bay.
Erato sleepswith back..
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A Poem by Vol
The
cars my father drove
would
wrap themselves around curves
and
we barely noticed the centrifugal forces,
unlike
the slippery aluminum an..
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