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"southbound" poems
Seductive wayward hands Like silk, soft to the touch Travel down her lustrous skin Southbound too their destination Lips, neck combine in passion Warm breath on the neck Turns into sultry slow kisses She grips his hair tightly Her soft moans reverberate in his ear As his fingers glisten with her lust
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Jul 23, 2018
Jul 23, 2018 at 12:24 AM UTC
Wandering hands
The distant hollow of the high mountain pass swallows the setting sun as it steals away southbound behind the coastal mountain's tangerine sunset hued silhouettes Mulberry plashed shadows pointing northward across the evergreens outstretched dimming, beneath the waning fade of each fleeting eventide Sundown ebbing asunder the wafting daylight, each gloaming of the day, helplessly a moment sooner past, transfixed further south beyond yesterday's passing azure The lazy days of summer escape unbounded, nomadic as the sea I've seen sail away before; evanescent as the beauty of the bloom summer days beheld and the memory of the fragrance they exhale The nebulous weight of the gravity is consciously denied by the truths a human heart beholds A moment’s epiphany afflicts like a rogue wave in a calm sea; the only thing my heart ever wanted remains out of reach Everything my heart needs consciously surrendering to the poignant passing moment's beauty, the falling sun at distance sets more suddenly now Lost in the undeniable certainty life's imminent season's change Eyes drawn stubbornly from presence to a sky so far away, knowing there'll be no restitution for the welling sense of loss... A bitter sweet song mummers in the silence of the absorbing spell, summer's sun stained pages of watermarked soul scribbles, time tattooed reparation for the indelible ache of a harsh grey winter loneliness Perhaps too familiar, this whelming Déjà vu that tears my soul;     that tugs at these roots but cannot sever their sacred grasp But for now, eyes fixed to the sun's inevitable tightening tether hence — to wear weary each fraying thread's  impending break Each sunset leans a deeper angle southward as it slips down through the firwood shadows; illuminating other faraway latitudes far beyond the distant horizon skies The preordained continuum unfolding what will be ... someone you used to know ... September 11, 2017 ... 7:30 PM
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Sep 14, 2017
Sep 14, 2017 at 11:41 AM UTC
Each Sunset Leans Farther Southward
The distant hollow of the high mountain pass swallows the setting sun as it steals away southbound behind the coastal mountain's tangerine sunset hued silhouettes Mulberry plashed shadows pointing northward across the evergreens outstretched dimming, beneath the waning fade of each fleeting eventide Sundown ebbing asunder the wafting daylight, each gloaming of the day, helplessly a moment sooner past, transfixed further south beyond yesterday's passing azure The lazy days of summer escape unbounded, nomadic as the sea I've seen sail away before; evanescent as the beauty of the bloom summer days beheld and the memory of the fragrance they exhale The nebulous weight of the gravity is consciously denied by the truths a human heart beholds A moment’s epiphany afflicts like a rogue wave in a calm sea; the only thing my heart ever wanted remains out of reach Everything my heart needs consciously surrendering to the poignant passing moment's beauty, the falling sun at distance sets more suddenly now Lost in the undeniable certainty life's imminent season's change Eyes drawn stubbornly from presence to a sky so far away, knowing there'll be no restitution for the welling sense of loss... A bitter sweet song mummers in the silence of the absorbing spell, summer's sun stained pages of watermarked soul scribbles, time tattooed reparation for the indelible ache of a harsh grey winter loneliness Perhaps too familiar, this whelming Déjà vu that tears my soul;     that tugs at these roots but cannot sever their sacred grasp But for now, eyes fixed to the sun's inevitable tightening tether hence — to wear weary each fraying thread's  impending break Each sunset leans a deeper angle southward as it slips down through the firwood shadows; illuminating other faraway latitudes far beyond the distant horizon skies The preordained continuum unfolding what will be ... someone you used to know ... September 11, 2017 ... 7:30 PM
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school starts soon smoking joints on the weekday afternoon in a sidelined shady freight car, property of Norfolk Southern debating if this car will be northbound or southbound and ************ our fantasy where we want to be taken knowing full well maybe one of us - (and they all looking at me) will get out of this car and live to see foreign places without having to return in a body bag we argue lazy who should go get the beer, collect the quarters and sweaty dollar bills and **** if I am not reappointed leader of the beer fetching besides it’s my tan lab panting needing water so it’s my responsibility and the nasty liquor store owner don’t hate me that much as the others so he’ll sell me beer without too much **** talk (some for sure) asking where I’m laying low on a **** hot day like this one tell him i’m getting on a train getting out of this two bit town which makes him reminisce and ask which direction could be northbound could be southbound hell could be west but for sure won’t be going eastbound cause I seen the Atlantic and didn’t like it too **** big and too **** cold, too **** mean
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Aug 26, 2018
Aug 26, 2018 at 1:16 PM UTC
The Southern Sounds (inside us born and bound)
A day recedes,      I'll chase down one more night A lamed and hobbling Spring      tries to outrun the tide of all the misspent months and all this wasted time           The northern breeze sings cold,           it sighs through tattered topsails           sea of questions waits.           schools of unanswered voicemails My footfalls share the sidewalks,                                           steady, sure. Still young but glimpsing old and stumbling Walking outside soaked lungs need some new air I'm nervous and shaking fold the map, don a blank stare my days wearing on                fill 'em up with a fool's words                I'm saltwashed, stuck and                peeling paint off my memory                for now. A day's been seized--           a metered length of life Can't place a price on Fall           and can't outrun the tide of these layered seasons as his time unwinds           The eastern wind comes hard           and shreds through mended mainsails           river of answers dried           so ask the waving cattails. His footfalls know the sidewalks                                         leaking down sidestreets' asphalt tributaries Walking around A hitch in his slow gait A ghost of our town shuffles on with a fixed gaze, his days playing out,                As he strides down the sidewalks                his life plays a film,                flashing bright on glazed eyeballs And I'm southbound, 4 p.m. driving Orange Street completely drowned--                --swore I woke up in Gimli,                 Manitoba January                 seared into my youthful memories I'm freezerburnt                 Autumn heat, don't leave me I'll hold your hair if you're feeling sickly, then drive back home.                 Autumn heat, don't leave me now.                 ...Autumn heat, don't leave me now.
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May 12, 2014
May 12, 2014 at 11:51 AM UTC
Always Summer Bed & Breakfast
A day recedes,      I'll chase down one more night A lamed and hobbling Spring      tries to outrun the tide of all the misspent months and all this wasted time           The northern breeze sings cold,           it sighs through tattered topsails           sea of questions waits.           schools of unanswered voicemails My footfalls share the sidewalks,                                           steady, sure. Still young but glimpsing old and stumbling Walking outside soaked lungs need some new air I'm nervous and shaking fold the map, don a blank stare my days wearing on                fill 'em up with a fool's words                I'm saltwashed, stuck and                peeling paint off my memory                for now. A day's been seized--           a metered length of life Can't place a price on Fall           and can't outrun the tide of these layered seasons as his time unwinds           The eastern wind comes hard           and shreds through mended mainsails           river of answers dried           so ask the waving cattails. His footfalls know the sidewalks                                         leaking down sidestreets' asphalt tributaries Walking around A hitch in his slow gait A ghost of our town shuffles on with a fixed gaze, his days playing out,                As he strides down the sidewalks                his life plays a film,                flashing bright on glazed eyeballs And I'm southbound, 4 p.m. driving Orange Street completely drowned--                --swore I woke up in Gimli,                 Manitoba January                 seared into my youthful memories I'm freezerburnt                 Autumn heat, don't leave me I'll hold your hair if you're feeling sickly, then drive back home.                 Autumn heat, don't leave me now.                 ...Autumn heat, don't leave me now.
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Took me to the wrong end of the Mississippi Blown north from the whistling blues Dreamt that sweet sound of saxophones Coloring St. Claude Avenue Banana leaves melted into evergreens Where the swamps finally ran cold Through the mountain ranges of the lakes, and banjos of the plains Where the countryside grew quiet and old I grew up on the wrong end of the Mississippi But now I’m taking that southbound train Oh honey don’t ask me how I’ve been It’s a restless, lonesome pain
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Nov 27, 2017
Nov 27, 2017 at 1:35 PM UTC
north country
The M6 is slow southbound north of Lymm. Queuing likely Junctions 4 through to 3. Accident on the slip-road at Strensham South. Rubberneckers slowing just to see. Busy clockwise on the M25. Overturned tanker - now down to one lane. Rush-hour traffic, best avoid the drive. M62 heavy westbound again. Ongoing road works on the A1 (M). High sided vehicles avoid the Forth Bridge. Reports of a breakdown just come in For those leaving the M5 heading north.........   Felicity comes, I turn off the dial   The traffic has cleared - if just for a while.
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Sep 18, 2018
Sep 18, 2018 at 2:30 PM UTC
Traffic
When I first met Skully, I was an ingenue in a silly fragile plastic body-- a nursery flat, a starter bed, not yet Anne Of Queer Gables magnificently not giving a **** Back then, I believed that Skully was stuffed like a bell pepper, jammed to bursting with thoughts, dreams and wisdom on every subject; I didn't know, as we lay together under the ceiling fan, that he was as vacant and distant as outer space. He PEZed me kisses, bought me roomsful of useless junk, and twisted me silly like a bonsai tree. I let him. Daydream starlets and archery targets both have curves, and sit still for the incoming-- I spent a decade with Skully that way, as if I'd done it with a porcupine and was proud of the damage. Now, he sits like an unfortunate date brought to dinner-- big-eyed as a girl, smiling too much, and adding nothing to the conversation. Still, I can't bear to throw him out, and so the dogs lug him around like a trophy, scoring and striping him with their joyful teeth marks and losing his mandible under the fold-out sofa. My girlfriends tolerate him. After all, he's dead, and won't start any stupid crap about threesomes. The next door kids ask for him sometimes, and they bowl him at empty pop bottles in the driveway. I confess, though, that late at night, when it's stormy, and I'm alone, I pause before bouncing him down the basement stairs, and I say, "Thank you, Skully, for keeping me from having to be alone in the years before I bloomed into my need for heart, flesh, soul, and not just solid bone." Then I lay one on his grinning kisser and even add a little tongue just to tease him for the lack that made me leave him like a southbound bird
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Sep 28, 2025
Sep 28, 2025 at 12:07 PM UTC
Skully
When I first met Skully, I was an ingenue in a silly fragile plastic body-- a nursery flat, a starter bed, not yet Anne Of Queer Gables magnificently not giving a **** Back then, I believed that Skully was stuffed like a bell pepper, jammed to bursting with thoughts, dreams and wisdom on every subject; I didn't know, as we lay together under the ceiling fan, that he was as vacant and distant as outer space. He PEZed me kisses, bought me roomsful of useless junk, and twisted me silly like a bonsai tree. I let him. Daydream starlets and archery targets both have curves, and sit still for the incoming-- I spent a decade with Skully that way, as if I'd done it with a porcupine and was proud of the damage. Now, he sits like an unfortunate date brought to dinner-- big-eyed as a girl, smiling too much, and adding nothing to the conversation. Still, I can't bear to throw him out, and so the dogs lug him around like a trophy, scoring and striping him with their joyful teeth marks and losing his mandible under the fold-out sofa. My girlfriends tolerate him. After all, he's dead, and won't start any stupid crap about threesomes. The next door kids ask for him sometimes, and they bowl him at empty pop bottles in the driveway. I confess, though, that late at night, when it's stormy, and I'm alone, I pause before bouncing him down the basement stairs, and I say, "Thank you, Skully, for keeping me from having to be alone in the years before I bloomed into my need for heart, flesh, soul, and not just solid bone." Then I lay one on his grinning kisser and even add a little tongue just to tease him for the lack that made me leave him like a southbound bird
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It is where it is, not where you are... Switched this week from ice coffee, Back to hot, on September Thirteenth. The chain busted, No Adirondack throne, no audiences of Southbound geese, my new ******** fans, No **** arrogant deer Pitying the stupid humans, Occupying their lands. No racing rabbits, crickets underfoot, And in the house, No raccoons bigger than a colt. No just living, breathing eyes, seeing paradiso, No place for god to come visit to chill, And ask for atonement for chemical weapons No bay waves soulfully soothing, No sun, no cherries by command, The breeze, voila, a nasty cold wind, The bath-waves ain't no **** substitute, Not-Near good enough, No matter how hard I splash. **** right I was worried. I lifted up my eyes to the mountains— From where will my poetry come from? From men. From women. From you-reminding me, It is where it is, not where you are... It is here in the unread tragedies, The wails so plain, repetitive, The screams that never cease, the Poems, yours, that deserve ten thousand likes, But die ignored, despite, my best efforts. It is in the newspapers, Chroniclers of our daily, Inhumanity, And papal words, that lift a jew's heart, That poems get birthed. It is in the woman's dictums About doing this and that And where that is most preferred. Point made. Quitting time. It is where it is, not where you are...
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Sep 21, 2013
Sep 21, 2013 at 10:37 AM UTC
It is where it is, not where you are...
The absorbent two-ply quilted southern sky was soaking up the pre-dawn rays as we were pushing our broken green four-wheeled machine southbound on Bruce B. Downs taking up the curbside lane Our shirts were becoming stained with humid profanities despite the fan blade traffic throwing a slight breeze We were slurping brackish blacktop steam from the air plodding like the Hillsborough toward our destination My mind was already sauntering back toward a broken green futon sitting in the section-eight, eviction evaded, apartment Out the window cross-bred ducks were lording over scrawny, pseudo-feral worm host cats for which the knockabout neighbors kept a litter box outside
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Jan 20, 2011
Jan 20, 2011 at 6:45 AM UTC
The Hell with the Rabbits; All I See Are Gray Squirrels
The punctual , eleven forty southbound train whistle's through our hometown of Palmetto ! Please tell the good folks of Montgomery , Mobile and New Orleans that I said hello !
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Feb 15, 2016
Feb 15, 2016 at 11:54 AM UTC
Morning Boxcars
Sploosh! An interweaving stream of fluid burgundy falls fast Slipping from the tip of this crystal clear glass Flowing down through gravity 'till it makes contact with the exquisite white spongy strings strung together for the sole purpose of sale. "Shoot!" She exclaims As she seeks to supplement a spill with her own soul not noticing that neither wine nor bleach stop the spinning cycle from spiraling down southbound
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Feb 4, 2010
Feb 4, 2010 at 9:57 PM UTC
Red, Red Wine
maelstrom meltdown on Third Avenue <•> the crushing came from nowhere external, walking calm, southbound on Third Avenue, 7:00am, found myself lost, slumped up against an unopened bank copious weeping an acceptable addition to the malignant, maelstrom meltdown turmoil, turbulence, such tumult that weighed so-heavy that my disordered confusion recognized no boundaries of shame, all chaos fission fussing into fusion new friends, passerby's all, asking, even pleading, offering water, coffee, solace with milk, counseling kindness, the inexplicity, thereof, a suited man, so normally workbound; the timidity, to inquire what's wrong, fearful of an answer's danger, the enormity, thereof, worse, the hollowness of any responsive words there lay I, till the police asked me to move along or be arrested; I moved on for was I not already arrested? my vortex, center of a swirling eddy, a wind whipped maelstrom whirlpool, shortly to consumed, bedlam no more, and the blood in me revererbrates that mournful prayer music of my child that cohabits, never departs or wavers, n'ere ceases or changes, Les Miserables "Bring Him Home" supplanting the desperation of a living sin, mine own breathing sounds as I said, the crushing came from nowhere external <•> for Steve and Tonya
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Jul 16, 2017
Jul 16, 2017 at 2:04 PM UTC
maelstrom meltdown on Third Avenue
Buzzing brains. Familiar clots, I'll slur my way through second thoughts blot out doubts with distilled friendships roll tonight into tomorrow's bottled sleep Counting sheep until the ground leaps up to kiss these puckered features, I'll appease habit with sacrificial dreams. Face lowered head under- neath; the miles fold into a hood. Long-distance. **** tired. of bleeding small amounts for greater good. Quaking hands. Familiar shakes, Five years remembered--fish for dates Blurring hands held, smudging smiles cloud last night under today's soaked, waking sleep Counting months until a year is up then fade out of the foreground and appeal for a new picture to see Hands folded in pockets I'm southbound. Quench my thirst. Walk back home Long distance still learning what it's like to face a year out here alone.
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Jun 5, 2013
Jun 5, 2013 at 11:42 AM UTC
Subduction Values
*Let's you and I pretend that we are pirates And we'll both sail away I'll grab the treasure map You raise the mast, step on the gas We'll split all our take in what ever we make Leaving the sun behind in our wake Let's you and I pretend that we are pirates And the highways Southbound lane will be our sea We'll chart out a course for far distant shores Pillaging this world in search of lost pearls Setting our sails for free Pirates Pretend, you and me*
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Apr 19, 2015
Apr 19, 2015 at 5:11 PM UTC
Pirates Pretend
Have you heard? A case of the foggy brain has been goin round Downtown Even southbound. Be mindful of the creepy fog It will invade even the clearest of minds. It starts in the neck and works it's way to the madulaobingota, It seeps into the crevices of the brain Till it's invaded the whole **** thing. You must be pleading "There has to be something that someone can do? Shirley a nurse, a doctor, or even a lobotomy would do!" Sorry to be the bearer of bad news But not a single thing But hope for a Sunny day to clear the mind slime away. I have it! That is the answer my friends! Hope Even on the rainest of days When the case of the foggy brain is not yet at bay, Don't lose hope For the sun will eventually Come your way
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Nov 30, 2013
Nov 30, 2013 at 11:01 PM UTC
Case of the Foggy Brain
morning snow – a canyon wren singing just above silence -- skimming the belly of a storm front – southbound geese -- in the hollow of an oak tree – hollow of a nest .
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Nov 1, 2011
Nov 1, 2011 at 12:29 PM UTC
For love of haiku
In these strange lands I deposit my sleep into a small percentage of the neat twenty-four boxes in which I can make a memory. The clock runs 24 instead of two swings of 12. I wish it could all be black and white not Greenscale. In the movement of the long white snake through the ocean of soft hills, they glide up and down like a bloated wave in the See. I stare blankly in disbelief at the rows of wise buildings. As if they are unreal, like a theme park. Rivers quietly saw through the hard earth knowledgeable trees gather at her banks. Vast and soft. Green clouds of leaves. And the airplanes slice through the heavens leaving a trail of white blood. Raging with accents of gold from the sun. As she makes her journey to you, westbound, southbound, homebound. Her last fingers of light drizzling inside me like golden syrup to sweeten the foul, rotten darkness that feasts on my starved love. But I shall find sweet redemption, in these strange Femdlände of my blood.
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Apr 29, 2015
Apr 29, 2015 at 2:38 AM UTC
These Strange Lands (European Backpacking)
One eye lined a rippling void in our favor Two lights aimed to dither coherence astray A spark may be one A pyre, another Two methods by which we may aptly narrate These volumes which artifice rendered impassive Some lifetimes ago As if carved out of stone Upon faces that masons could not replicate We taxed ourselves harsh by indulging old spirits But graver the crime was to give them a name The deepest transgression of all, incorporeal Our memories in the end gave us away Yes, nostalgia seeps in through the gaps in our logic To shepherd the currents beneath those blue waves As if tides could be altered by such visitation And oceans stood frozen with forces concealed by Some gravities borne of celestial weight Reluctant to wake and depart Colorado My surrogate mother Our canvas to paint Expressions whipped dry by the skirt of her leather And eardrums wrung pierced by the crags and the scree If I leave now this portal may vanish forever I could leave my sins here in the chill of the Springs Release them down mineshaft chutes long since abandoned In futile attempts to abscond the unclean And rise to leave haunts of offenses unstated To come crawling back from the dead Southbound with me Hold out, I was told With arms to receive You'll make sure to keep your hands steady for me I'm soaked to the core with my soul and voice breaking With eyes for your heart and its formless cascade And my pail with dozens of holes to redeem An abundance of squalls brewed behind both those seams The light crosses your path And you won't look away When I question by which laws such mirrors are made And it all seems so cruel that we're drawn here to suffer To be teased and transfixed by what glimmers remain I can drum up what strengths I have left to ignite you I'll shout even louder when you forget your name I'll relearn every way that I've known how to love you But we're taught to process what we cannot maintain Yes, our hearts are irreparably torn in this way
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Sep 23, 2016
Sep 23, 2016 at 8:29 PM UTC
Arrivals/Departures
One eye lined a rippling void in our favor Two lights aimed to dither coherence astray A spark may be one A pyre, another Two methods by which we may aptly narrate These volumes which artifice rendered impassive Some lifetimes ago As if carved out of stone Upon faces that masons could not replicate We taxed ourselves harsh by indulging old spirits But graver the crime was to give them a name The deepest transgression of all, incorporeal Our memories in the end gave us away Yes, nostalgia seeps in through the gaps in our logic To shepherd the currents beneath those blue waves As if tides could be altered by such visitation And oceans stood frozen with forces concealed by Some gravities borne of celestial weight Reluctant to wake and depart Colorado My surrogate mother Our canvas to paint Expressions whipped dry by the skirt of her leather And eardrums wrung pierced by the crags and the scree If I leave now this portal may vanish forever I could leave my sins here in the chill of the Springs Release them down mineshaft chutes long since abandoned In futile attempts to abscond the unclean And rise to leave haunts of offenses unstated To come crawling back from the dead Southbound with me Hold out, I was told With arms to receive You'll make sure to keep your hands steady for me I'm soaked to the core with my soul and voice breaking With eyes for your heart and its formless cascade And my pail with dozens of holes to redeem An abundance of squalls brewed behind both those seams The light crosses your path And you won't look away When I question by which laws such mirrors are made And it all seems so cruel that we're drawn here to suffer To be teased and transfixed by what glimmers remain I can drum up what strengths I have left to ignite you I'll shout even louder when you forget your name I'll relearn every way that I've known how to love you But we're taught to process what we cannot maintain Yes, our hearts are irreparably torn in this way
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A whisper of questions, far twinkling light Seems like heaven's a'near with folly delight In rage, I'm running, wading through vacuums Confused emotions, all shadowy glooms No stopping now, I pant with sweat Desperate for answers, not painful regret Step three, step four, the move finds no sleep All chains and bondages, this life seem to keep Find meaning, find purpose, no reasonable doubt As mist, yes mystical, this life will head south Like winter surprise, the dew and the frost Bites eagerly at a soul so wastefully lost Why darkness, not light? This seems but a game Haunted by lies, unpurposeful shame Delight, sweet caress, how precious such needs Lost in this world of selfish and greeds Alas, a green exit, blinding light, my eyes seeing That tunnel, yes peaceful, of rest in peace being.
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Jan 17, 2013
Jan 17, 2013 at 8:59 AM UTC
Southbound
Northbound sittin on a southbound train No money in your pocket and youre left sittin in the rain Two way ticket down a one way track Don’t know where youre headed but you know you aint comin back It feels like ive reached the bottom but its Still a long way down So I ask, the bartender To pour me another round Stars don’t have to fall for you to know that its night Whats left is all you’ve got when youre all out of the right Started at the ending don’t know where to begin And so it goes, no one knows about the shape I'm in It feels like ive reached the bottom but its Still a long way down So I ask, the bartender To pour me another round (CJM 2013)
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Aug 30, 2013
Aug 30, 2013 at 12:30 AM UTC
Long Way Down
My words always come to that stuttering stop. Hurts hidden past their dates don't pop, don't explode, scream or make a scene. The *** bubbles over and the hot rivulets swim southbound. There are never more than two. Colourless, without sound; inside, the reaction of heat energy, raising temperature and changing state. My thoughts evaporate. Escape. I regain myself and carry on the endless day and stagger home to bed routines don't change, and in my head I hear your voice and ask you what are we doing, what is this madness, why are you doing this to me when I... I...
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Oct 9, 2013
Oct 9, 2013 at 12:25 PM UTC
Idle Chitchat
liver is nothing new but liberty is a finer stew james of the woods john of the cage rest in these glades for awhile for rest stops abound only on a southbound train heading nowhere near your destination you undress the millions of dollars you have hidden in your sneakers your feet are bankers and your shoes undertakers remnants of the ancient soul drown in the pounding rain you whiten your hair in the snow and wipe off the dust and dirt that’s gathered round the stove frozen like compound interest between two relative fingerprints this mist is just as close as your nose and your feet are two dancing elephants engaged in drunken rhetoric they fund two lumpy stockings with a legacy of coal and **** these empty cottages rented in the heat of summer till the blackest ashes turn white you churn the butter through the dampness of the night until the rose of morning is ready to ignite the flight of the seagull comes with no warning and the sound of a star falling is what whets your appetite
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Oct 17, 2018
Oct 17, 2018 at 12:05 PM UTC
two elephants
In the one thousandth Subatomic cohesion You walked close to me Spoke softly Opened the other realms door Set the red dragonflies free Fluttering wings Brushing entities Orphic embrace Commixing like lace Weaving Siezeing The southbound breeze
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May 28, 2016
May 28, 2016 at 1:32 AM UTC
1,000
Anchormen every morning Famed KC's three-sided hub. Traffic northbound, Southbound, Eastbound, Westbound. Honks and blinkers all resound In one ear and out the other, Distant memories of highways I'd never traveled nor cared about. Now you've brought them meaning I've passed over every road Racing to you Then cruising and dreading visits' endings.
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May 17, 2015
May 17, 2015 at 10:49 PM UTC
Grandview Triangle