Its little, then less. I thought I saw them through the screen, Out in the desert With the Gila Monsters, I should have brought my scabbard, but I brought Jello instead. Better than Maxing out your credit card At the door, Then having To ride the El back through Bucktown to Lorgan Square. Better to smoke out on the veranda,Ponder the winter Moon flush full, Cold in absolute north. Better the ski lift to nowhere In your mind, then the low ride to the bottom of the stairs. Almost post time In the 9th race full Of nags and nobodys. Could have banked this ending to the trash heap Of fine art. I should have saw this coming, This blind swoon In the dirt, kicking Dust all around. Sorry about your Pay Per View, Left in lurching in the mud. Said you lost the thread Of it. Well I said the same Some months back, Now I only watch reruns Of Wagon Train. I didn't say it was good. Hell, I didn't say it was Anything at all. I could have joined the Union with my brother, Stamping out uniforms for Confederates who still wear them. Instead the sell instant Cameras to anyone who's looking.
I try to have some levity in my poems. Writing is a joy, your poems should reflect that.