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Butch Decatoria
Poems
Mar 2021
Toss The Bones
The indigent trail of pup tents
Like a pox on the face of infrastructure,
Plastics, acrylic, steel and stone,
Bag ladies & Panhandled husbands
Outside they call it home,
Down alley and the darkened
Beat all walk
Yellow brick roads, skid rows,
Littered with points…
Tossing Bones, reading runes,
It screams nothing good
Becomes
This / Husk of the blinked
The zombie-fied existence
Unliving / the homeless
Dead,
Still, the heart is where
Loss finds shelter
We are belongings with heavy longing
Fallen
Down the rabbit hole
Down alley and the darkened beat
We’re caught
Wide surprised eyes in headlights,
In the riptides of the streets
So often open
With the heat of its nights
They **** just to smoke...
black crystal joints
W T F
A Graveyard of points.
Written by
Butch Decatoria
47/M/Las Vegas, Nevada, USA
(47/M/Las Vegas, Nevada, USA)
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