The cabello faced bruja trailed mi Papá from Aqua Calientes, Aqua Calientes, Mexico. “I’m coming for you.” (Buahahaha!!!!!)
The cabello faced bruja trailed mi Papá from Aqua Calientes, Aqua Calientes, Mexico. “I’m coming for you.” (Buahahaha!!!!!)
I’ve got a golden ticket
See what I can buy
I’ve got a golden ticket
Marbles or malt balls, I will try
You’ve won the golden ticket
Won’t you paste it on your wall
Some say you win the golden ticket
to get the grandest prize of all
Don’t give up your golden ticket
Or put it in the trash
Where’s your golden ticket
Did you exchange it for cash
I will share my golden ticket
Buy rubber balls in a jar
With my golden ticket
I’ll share tiny orb’s near and far
Familiar place
So much has changed
Too much has changed
Nothing was as I remembered
Spent half an hour exchanging emoji’s with my friend
Well she sent them
I replied trying to be witty
When does this end
The leg in a cast again
Emoji dungeon
Clawing at the walls
I tried so hard to get home
Had someone else’s phone
Couldn’t figure it out
Trying for good directions
In real life lost in paradise
I’m so helpless
In my dream confused
Can’t even follow my mother
home
Released to the wind
Vibrant leaves scattered across the the descending lane
Trees left bare
Along the path occasional branches withered
Dying from the lack of nourishing nutrients
Water spared in times of torrid weather
What can be done
For the return of full fiery autumn dressed in it’s finery
Of this feelings of helplessness Righting a wrong upon the now desert earth.
Visions of burning bushes
Now dormant
Yearning for the alive and kicking tip toe of leaves released
Windy sounds of
Laughter
Contemplation
I want to be alone
I don’t want to be alone
Working on not isolating
I ventured forth to the community breakfast.
I knew I was hungry because I didn’t eat dinner last night.
Joy in food I wanted to eat.
Little kids everywhere.
Sitting next to the Christmas tree Still listening to the carols
It’s the second day of the year and a legal holiday.
The post office needs a break.
Unsettled feelings
Like my reset button got stuck
I want to get to the cover of my room
Like Frosty I fear I might melt
Taking a breath
I shall move on
From the happy people
To find my happiness on my own
I want to be alone
I don’t want to be alone
Somewhere in a box in the garage
Missing
Printer
Suitcase
Black jeans
Etc.
Etc.
Black jeans
Suitcase
Printer
Found
Somewhere in a box in the garage
What’s it all about
Tethers and stretchers
Feeling the pain
Must we go on
Hitting the wall over and over
Must we go on
Sinking in the mud
Must we go on
Hoping for that rainbow
Sky clears as the clouds
push off to the south
Light fills my eye
Sun on a fading glow
My brain went to mush
and back again
Thoughts clear like the sky
Rainbow lands me safely home
A page is ripped out of my journal
Was it a note or poem
A laundry list of to do’s
Maybe a love song
My mind drifts off
In the lost poem/words/lists
Written but now lost
Can’t be a poem to a lover
I have none
Childhood doesn’t hold
words written
Aim to capture the image
All dissipated
In the missing page
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Published by United Disability Services, Akron, Ohio
submissions accepted
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