MourningMorning

Tonight I won’t sleep

Until the moon does

The white fat man

That gobbles up stars

And once fully filled

Lays beneath West’s horizon

As his sister sun

Glows giddy for dawn

Wearing her yellow dress

SleepSleepSleep

Where are the sounds

Of sleep the cradling

Silence that ferries day

Across the nights channel

Taking with it tourists

Of day spectators onlookers

That ooh and aah

But never really care

I hear far off

Train whistles beckoning me

Sleep is this way

The rocking of tracks

Like my mamas arms

Nightmare

Night bombarded by dreams

Blood on my soul

I feel it pulsing

As wave after wave

Crashes against the breaker

Overtaking my mind’s levee

And drowning sleeps hope

Awake now and shaking

Monster under my bed

Hides behind my eyelids

WeMe

In a world of

Pronouns where labels define

What we are rather

Than who we are

Is it any surprise

That when we insist

Me we lose we

FittingRoom

Most all okay most

Most of us behave

Like we’re in the

Fitting room of life

Trying on tossing off

Twirling and imagining wondering

If this makes me

Look good desirable better

A catch to catch

Some buy themselves armor

Meant to dissuade protect

Make it nearly impossible

I’m not a nudist

But there’s something to

Be said about nakedness