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Monthly Archives: February 2021
Behind Control
I like control, but not to govern you.I only want the edges of my space,four times my reach, about my neck and face,to hold what I’ve selected. There are fewevents or things I need within my view,and I’ll attempt to … Continue reading
No Long Game
He never really had a game at all.He goes by gut instead of strategy.His long and short are both inanity.His attitude is negligence and brawl. His notions, unoriginal and small,are toddler images of potency.He never really had a game at … Continue reading
Say What?
The challenge in writing a poem every dayis sometimes I really have nothing to say.For though I’ve been blessed with a vigorous brain,and learned at age 6 how to self-entertain,I’m dwelling in an isolated state.I interact with few, and only … Continue reading
The Appointment
It came to pass on day three thirty twoof lockdown. Someone jabbed my upper arm.Although I thought no shot would fix this flu,and harbored doubts about the speed and tests,as soon as my appointed time came through,I felt my stress … Continue reading
40 Feet on 40 Days
Near 700 years ago, there ragedBubonic plague some people named Black Death.The cause and too the remedy engagedthe best and worst of minds. What stole the breathand rotted nodes was neither understoodnor cured – the smart defense was keeping clean,avoiding … Continue reading
Bad Faith and the GOP
The silence of no platform has been sweet,but bad behavior still gets nourishment.The idiot is gone – he doesn’t tweetand maybe won’t disrupt the governmentagain, but here’s a rottenness revealed –as soon as we removed his alpha stink,the sycophant politicos … Continue reading
About Eyesight
Our vision captures objects when they move.We notice what we’ve lately had in mind.That leaves a wealth of world to which we’re blind. If pregnancy or injury’s your groove,you’ll keep on seeing others of your kind.Our vision captures objects when … Continue reading
Plague Thoughts
Bubonic plague took millions and enduredfor centuries, to varying degrees.Apparently it wasn’t ever cured,but hygiene and less crowding brought decrease.World population dropped by near a third,allowing the survivors bath and breeze.I wonder: Did the sufferers receiveremedial advice they could believe? … Continue reading
Avocado Tragicomedy
A week ago, when buying groceries,the avocados were too hard and greento use, but still I purchased to appeasemy lust for luncheon salad. I machinethrough half a day since house arrest beganand, honestly, I haven’t tired yet.A heap with cheese … Continue reading
Round 2
This week we watch a new impeachment show,although we don’t expect a just resultfrom citizens enrolled in MAGA cult. Some facts will stun and shock is sure to grow,when politicians act so un-adult.This week we watch a new impeachment show,although … Continue reading