Monthly Archives: September 2014

    The uninvited lunch It wasn’t the waffle house in the South that’s always a good sign not “the awful house” Biscuit something It was only raining outside and there were a smattering of locals, or they looked like … Continue reading →

The Deer at The Cades Park   We were walking the Labs down by the Cades Park and we saw 3 4 then 5 deer look out at the world   look out at the world without any fear, yet … Continue reading →

Driving in a morning rain It was radio station 770 AMand doo wopthat’s all I rememberthat and the rain rain rainIt was West Virginiait was the morning rain,I drove and listenedcan’t remember the stations call lettersIt was 770 amshe doesn’t … Continue reading →

Remembering what I drank to forget  original fear of heights fear of flying from heights falling not knowing why I dropped out of college merely 40 years ago why can’t I murder that one particular demon the lover who died … Continue reading →

Poems of Mass Destruction  #1 For Lamont B. Steptoe Your words are rage Your Po ems are bomb lets dropping from the fiery sky of your mind leaping from the airplane hanger of your mouth to the hungry trees below … Continue reading →

Falling off the Cliff a poem meant to be spoken In the style of the late Jerome Robinson 4-25-51 to 2/5/03) Let’s not be talking ‘bout the fiscal cliff How about the fracking cliff the global warming cliff the bears … Continue reading →

Chanticleer Gardens, Wayne, Pa 8-27-14   Hidden behind hidden behind the gardens roll up and down unmarked flowers we walked in 90 degrees and-   we walked in ninety degrees and did not stop until we had seen most until … Continue reading →

By the bomb’s pearly light (best read aloud)   The first bombing at the World Trade Center A twenty year old rant   Bombing at the world’s             rough              trade              center Blame it on the arabs Blame it … Continue reading →