poem

A Little Bit of Moonlight

 The moon has a crooked yellow smile

French crooning airs all the while

I walk with my brothers, three,

My brothers walk with me.

We rinse our soles in the dew,

Blessed as the starry secret’s few,

Alone I tire, but now together we’ve flown

They are my fire. They are my stone.

Love vibrates in my hands.

Lighting up like lunar sands.

I have her voice in my pocket,

Heart in my locket.

A tender word from the night,

From the dark data sea, out of sight.

Given by the stork of the stars,

A little piece of moonlight is ours.

Surely I know this love is no phase,

When she whispers verse not phrase

“A million worlds await” she spoke

And the night of our youth is a smoke

That is worthy

Of poetry.

For You

30 March 2014

Dear Future Self,

I hope all is well.
Everything is fine on my end,
I suppose you already know that.

Well, maybe not.
Maybe you’ve forgotten,
Maybe it’s changed your thought.

Memory’s like mist,
It clouds and blinds
Twists if we insist.

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Welcome Aboard Slugger

Welcome aboard slugger
Welcome aboard slugger
Real glad to have you on the team
I’m sure you’ll find all you dream
Now just sign where it says:
 “I _________ (employee) authorize employer to scrutinize analyze and demonize my alive, unwise what I moralize, and criticize my social ties”

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