Poetry about the drinking life, punk rock, recovery, heartbreak and loss. Thank you for visiting. You can reach me at nuggetsvolume1@gmx.com. If you like what you see, and would like to help me out with a donation, please go to https://www.gofundme.com/help-a-struggling-poet
Wednesday, October 31, 2018
Better Than Starbucks
Two of my poems have been published in Better Than Starbucks magazine. You can view them here: https://www.betterthanstarbucks.org/poetry-free-verse
Friday, October 19, 2018
Hemingway
Back
in school
they
taught us
English.
They
tried to
tell us
about
The Masters.
We'd
chain-smoke
in front
of brick
buildings
and stare
at girls.
We needed
an education.
They
made us
take notes.
It was
all
very serious.
I don't
know what
art is:
her hair
was art,
the shape
of her lips
was art,
the way
we kissed
on warm,
drunken nights
was art.
I throw
my cigarette
into
an ashtray
and walk
to class.
in school
they
taught us
English.
They
tried to
tell us
about
The Masters.
We'd
chain-smoke
in front
of brick
buildings
and stare
at girls.
We needed
an education.
They
made us
take notes.
It was
all
very serious.
I don't
know what
art is:
her hair
was art,
the shape
of her lips
was art,
the way
we kissed
on warm,
drunken nights
was art.
I throw
my cigarette
into
an ashtray
and walk
to class.
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