Sound Before Whew

Sound Before Whew

A Poem by Dennis Willis

I scraped the accreted poetry
from my teeth
before pouring another
drink of marbled time
sipped hungrily while full
whew

I commend myself for these
depths of cognizance that
ride up my willing suspension
as if Roosevelt's boys were home
and needed sweated hard
when i realize the overtones
whew

She approaches with caution
my hand is gentle and she allows
my heart is robust and she allows
i had to shore that up you know
immediatly distant and suspicious
you retreat
whew

i am sentenced to not prose-ing
about while cleaning my poesy whites
that chew and spit and make me gag
my day sometimes or for drama n e way
and there's always this sound you know
this sound crowding you always crowding
whew

© 2019 Dennis Willis


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Dennis Willis
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