Saturday, June 12, 2010

at the back of the cell called the world

some nights i want
to take a tin cup
& run it along
the cold black rungs
of cemetery gates

a prisoner of Life
begging to be released

but the warden, Birth, snickers
& the ugly human guards
swing their nightsticks

i am dragged to the back
of the cell called the world

& fire-hosed w/ennui
& agony
This blog is updated irregularly and has nothing to do with the poet's output. The poet is actually disturbingly prolific. He writes about 5 poems per day. The pages are everywhere, even stacked in the bathtub.