The Cave of the Crow

The cave of the crow
Is an eerie place

There is nowhere to sit
The hungry lynx in
The back
Is mildly terrified

When the sound of the crow
Reverberates
(he has no music)

The walls get stronger
Light does not linger
On the face

The lynx laughs
There will be no food
But the languishing
Might be all he needs

Temper

I lost my temper.

I have not found him.

I slip through my day.

I don’t make a dent.

It’s not all about me, is it?

With less weight,
Those who lose their
Tempers
Travel faster.

At the end of a cough
I found myself on the
Rough-hewn coast
In the home
I wanted.

The Diet

Crazy stuff that women do for zippers. Shrink your violin. What has happened to me? I used to rule the world. Now mercenary companies catalog my vivisected victories. I am a dictionary. I am a zucchini. Plant therapy for the second half of the community.

How To Get Psych Meds Over the Weekend

First, throw up the lights. Now you can move. Track down a sparrow for hire. Do you know how to handle a problem with a cape? Strap the house to the humane society. No one stands you up or puts you down. No 50 dollar donation and a signed form to give you any mercy. Go beg. Get that sparrow.

Why do knives chip?

Sparrow plead with them for my years still locked in the morning vault.

Work in progress.