Poetry

  • Yesterday’s Tomorrow

    The Start When you open your eyes and try to understand the rules they imposeYou are starting out on the wrong foot without knowledge of your woes.If you awake and pause to thank your maker for the day that lies aheadYou’ll find a magical feeling of peace and joy stirring around in your head. 2nd… Continue reading

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  • Boxcars & Flirting

    Boxcars Riding on boxcars when we were youngWas fun as hell but really quite dumbWe’d jump dem’ trains and go across townMake our way back before the sun went downAs I aged the thrill remained deep in my soulI’d buy a ticket on AmTrak and away I’d goFeel the hum as the rails passed beneathHitting… Continue reading

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  • Leave The City

    Leave the City I had to leave the city or else I would dieThe crime and the passion is what kept me highRolling on two wheels wind sweeping through my hairI had to leave the city because I started to careThe fun and the games with sex on the lawnIn older age those games are… Continue reading

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  • Looking Back

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  • Quick Pass

    Quick Pass Here is a quick note that I’m writing for all to see, a bubble of emotion coming out of me.I’m feeling pretty normal for a guy that is so down, I’m feeling a sensation of our society losing ground.Life is so full of expectations from others and what they demand of me, I’m… Continue reading

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  • Agony & The Path

    “Agony” I am a troubled soul that has lost his wayI have fallen from grace and bent my faith.And I have never really tried to understandWhat society deemed fit rules for this man.The wastelands became my happy homeAnd as time went on my heart turned to stone.Time always has a way of slowing us downAnd… Continue reading

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  • Journey & Can’t You See

    Journey Thoughts of men are filled with sin and women always lie, The star of Jupiter shone down on me and I will never die. The frog broke through the lake of glass, and since that day remembers his past. The orange swan went to the moon to see what lies ahead, I cannot die,… Continue reading

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