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the cashier's haiku

A Poem by Father Mojo

the old lady growls impatiently for her change-- all for a penny . . .

mirror

A Poem by Father Mojo

i know the cravings in the dusty house as the anaemic moments sneak away . . . shadows that caress like a cruel lover fueled by a desire to rec..

SLAVERY

A by Father Mojo

Slavery is a social condition in which one person retains ownership of another. This arrangement forces one person to be the property of another; ..

APRIL 29

A Poem by Father Mojo

i say let’s let sleeping dogs lie and just for tonight let us let dogged lies sleep i am too young to be this tired of life i am t..

SUNDAY MORNING 1:36 AM

A Poem by Father Mojo

1 it’s like there’s a hole in my soul– my spirit keeps leaking out leaving a trail that i could follow back home if only i ..

Advice to Revolutionaries (part one)

A by Father Mojo

Power is the problem. The reason why revolutions fail is simple: revolutionaries convince themselves that a change is made as soon as they seize pow..

dont\' read this without some kind of protective c..

A Poem by Father Mojo

all this time i’ve been led to believe that prostitution is illegal and yet politicians walk the streets with impunity prove me wron..

for police officers

A Poem by Father Mojo

this is what i want printed on all cards that are given to cops

ME AND SLEEPING BEAUTY

A Poem by Father Mojo

there are two songs in my nursery trillogy . . ."Cinderella Blue" is the second; this one is the first.

Revelation

A Poem by Father Mojo

(inspired by William Blake)