Three poems on our precious context
The Neighbourhood Coward
Destroy something for my sake.
Destroy something for my sake.
writing questions, like
why does he come over in the bad storms
and make excuses not to leave
she keeps her secrets as easily as she takes off her white
gloves
“Can beauty save us?”
“It can,” as I kiss her open mouth.
I was on my way to guitar lessons, then Pure Math tutoring.
You can see the universe in anyone's eyes
i am the machine that desires
and only in such desire
can i exist
trying to recall
the newness of our sexual joy
Oh. No. I prefer fat men and fingernail clippers.
i grew tired of bukowski's penis / even deer looked plastic
I can’t read in Farsi but I taught him how to say kiss, my flower, small, my heart and now the florists know
Fought so hard to be this self— this man in front of you. I’m free to wear pink and piss in the urinal.
Because I am toxic and codependent
Because I am not good for Bruce.
Love is like a museum. You have to look around, experience things, and then leave.
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