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Day: August 23, 2010

World Views Are Often Terrifying

poetry

Everything is going so slow
like the traffic on a Chinese highway
and there’s just enough time
to really think everything over.
But with all these cars just crawling
it’s a shame to think
we may be headed
in the wrong direction.

August 23, 2010 Jay W. Ess 2 Comments

48 hours. a return to the armpit of earth.

poetry

i’m reminded of the misery
i once enjoyed as daily life
when i returned to my most
recent home and thanked
my creator for uprooting me
to greener pastures.

August 23, 2010 Roger Mugs Leave a comment

The Challenge I suppose.

poetry

And even with these teeth
sharpened and serrated
pressed against bruised
and battered flesh,
I must smile.

it’s the teeth that make
the love run all along,
Just like blood
from a freshly bit wound.

August 23, 2010 Jay W. Ess Leave a comment
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