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 Oct 2013 Icarus M
TumorGuy
Caught up in a stormy prairie
I ought to seek the old me
Stretched my knees for me to see
Great walls built before i'm thirty

I am gone but there i am
Not a winner or a grand slam
Singing, whining, turn an old jam
Barely living without a glam

Bend and break a twisted faith
Go here not there to love not hate
Crawl, get up and stand straight
Cut loose, be free from dead weight

All seem great and scary
To keep less is more than many
What a shame yours truly
I am lost but not really
 Oct 2013 Icarus M
Scott M Reamer
I was never moving backwards, in fact I never moved at all.
Here; among the markers and holy proof, have I, the path finder always sat.
Body stoic, thoughts dampened, eyes crossed spying wide but, ever wise?
Atop the two inch tower, in the humid shadow cast neathe the pine and needle.
Silas Wright Dewitt, my company unapparent, December fourth, 1844 was he bore
November tenth , 1904 is he born.
 Sep 2013 Icarus M
M W
I am having trouble
when my head hits my pillow
the weight pushes me,

Downwards further into
the sunken mattress depressed
throughout the sleep years,

Back in time when rest
came easily and I did not
have to chase dream sheep,

But I lay awake
and fruitlessly search in the
refrigerator.
 Sep 2013 Icarus M
JM
Jerkoff
 Sep 2013 Icarus M
JM
Tasting shadow and ash,
I crumble again.
The futility of it all is crushing.
The weight of centuries
grinds my bones to dust
as you stare out your window
at a thick dead sky.

*Why aren't you here?
 Sep 2013 Icarus M
Anna
These thoughts are sick
And circling.
My clothes are drenched.
My mind is clammy and wet.
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