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Good Boy
A Poem by
JR
Kept like a pet at arm’s length always on a chain tagged and neutered trained to do a trick to impress the neighbors impress ..
Impatience
A Poem by
JR
They tell me Time heals all wounds but, Time, you inglorious b***h where are you? I itch and I scratch and I can’t sleep I toss myse..
Startled
A Poem by
JR
Ah, poor little guy you woke this morning with such big dreams still weaving their way cotton through your head you filled your belly..
Inertia
A Poem by
JR
Adrenaline slick there’s something about comingoff a corner, riding it deep into the white and then the straightaway where ..
Doppelganger
A Poem by
JR
They say he looked just like me they say he wrote poems and stared up into the night sky they say he timed the satellites they say he was chu..
Rusted Wire
A Poem by
JR
She used to visit this horse in his paddock and he would delight to see her he would stamp his hooves and jump his skin would dance and flex ..
The War
A Poem by
JR
She once haphazardly calculated the attack trajectory of her spears and her Hellfire missiles she once came at me with her hammer and nails l..
Time Bender
A Poem by
JR
I had spent all day in the sun, facing my fears head on with the rack tack rack of the coasters. I was worn out, exhausted from al..
In The Dark
A Poem by
JR
The time has now passed for words the time has now passed for telling stories in the dark the time has now passed for yearning the time h..
Ain't Enough
A Poem by
JR
There ain’t enough beer in here to take it awaynot enough drink in this whole bar to drown itno, it waits there, under the stooldown around y..
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