K. Louis : Writing

Daisies for Madness

Daisies for Madness

A Poem by K. Louis


The daisy spins on the outdated wallpaper in your great aunts bathroom, it’s petals whispering for you to show up, even if it means draggin..
From the Margins

From the Margins

A Poem by K. Louis


I took notice of his outwardcarelessness like it was a thing to be studied. Hair disheveled, wayfarer glasses,a cigarette floating, in his mouthlike i..
Invisible Ink

Invisible Ink

A Poem by K. Louis


Your words leave finger printson my mind and dissolve like blood on my tongue leaving the taste of metal and heresy. A dissenterwith no place for the ..
Low Moon

Low Moon

A Poem by K. Louis


Whenever I get bored, I just remind myself of the psychosis my life was in. I saw the moon the other day low and red, and I wondered about the ..
Black & White

Black & White

A Poem by K. Louis


I saw my dead grandmother in black and white walking on a hill. It was a quiet reassurance the way the hummingbirds come knocking at your wind..
Hatillo

Hatillo

A Poem by K. Louis


You were the poem I never finished. The sea glass I picked up and tossed back on the beach. It reminds me that even if I go across the sea, ..
Mt. Diablo

Mt. Diablo

A Poem by K. Louis


The city weeps tonight like gray gossamer dreams that float around the lonely mind beyond the chain link fence and in the dead ce..
The Clouds Win, for Now

The Clouds Win, for Now

A Poem by K. Louis


For a limited time only you can get a ticket into heaven for $9.99. The ads luminesce on the screen my face melting with the clocks a tacky/sour..
Anchored

Anchored

A Poem by K. Louis


A flat rock sits on my bookshelf in front of Christ Pantocrator. A memento from confused days--my uncle, not the abuser, the genius veteran journ..
Rust

Rust

A Poem by K. Louis


Meanwhile, you pull the silver Lourdeslighter out and have a smoke in the backyard looking up at the sky, a pedestal for your unanswered prayers.A sea..

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