Something about butterflies
Always small rooms and square, white places, limited possessions gatheredup, unpacked and packed again every few years. You betsomeone probably …
Always small rooms and square, white places, limited possessions gatheredup, unpacked and packed again every few years. You betsomeone probably …
I heave up another lungful of gulped down stars and margarita moon (behind: a guitar plinks and ripples and twangs, …
At that moment in the long grass, or weeds, or whatever they were – but long, long, two feet at …
You cling to my finger like a newborn.The same weight that clogged your engines and draggedyou down to drown now …
Machines liftyour hulking massweightless, O wingless angel slityou giveand give and give. You area huge and creakingoaken tankof red grape …
The leather brands the hands when you’re pleading with the reins atop a rush of boiling black your years thunder …
I seen it wink on the wet cold of the tracks I seen it smiling in slices of wheel I …
When I was a nipper I used to love to watch the rain rip across, along the car window as …
Beyond disappointment; I saw real fear in the tears of flashes of future cold as hands on bed-warm thighs; of …
I tried being a deadbeat alcoholic junkie, the nights got longer and the world darker and much smaller. After I …
It may not be fashionable, but it certainly is nice to go to bed at 11pm on a Saturday. The …
I don’t care about the news; shootings pile up like two, three, four nights’ worth of crack rock hard rice …
Railway station in a country town, flagstones wide, dark and wet with rain. Cast iron bolts suffocated by thick beige …
My cashier was a tall woman of around 27, the tips of her hair were brittle as ice chips and …
We are the boys born in the bellies of hydrogen bombs swigging weekend beers and not worrying about the world, …
I listen to the senselessness of never-ending traffic, to the way the fridge murmurs its thanks between burps as it …