Exhaled blank vault to an abyss reduced my shadow my shadow cast upon bare white walls brail of death of an insurmountable blindness filth of corrupt night endless storm of the unflexed hand that quivers beneath the weight of the dark churning the pale pulse laughter of where the ripe blood has flown stripped bare … Continue reading Carcinogenic Poetry Recap No. 4
Carcinogenic Poetry
Carcinogenic Poetry Recap No. 3
Just Like Edgar Allen Poe's Blues I found my heart wandering the streets of Baltimore, penniless, raving unintelligibly, dressed in someone else’s clothes. It was coming from a funeral, or going to one, and when I failed to ask whose, it was gone. But, all these years later, mere acquaintances continue to receive letters begging … Continue reading Carcinogenic Poetry Recap No. 3
Carcinogenic Poetry Recap No. 2
David The first time I met David, he bit me. I am standing outside the hospital, the old gates to the hospital, Victorian arches, that are lonely left, un-instituted, and substituted by modern housing, housing us, separately, Barrat-barracked solitude. David is with me, he stands near me, still nervous after twenty years away. Today is … Continue reading Carcinogenic Poetry Recap No. 2
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