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Botox Frankenstein Poetry Series>Scars (For Jessie)

Posted by on Mar 8, 2020

Editor’s Note-It’s been a very long time since I have published poetry on this blog, Just as I have started posting essays, so I shall begin posting poems. And this poem, Scars, is the best way to start.As always, enjoy. Hidden away from the world, she confides in me her desire to love and be lovedHow long it’s been since she’s kissed a boy for feeling like a broken toy on the ground...

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The Little Death

Posted by on Mar 6, 2020

The Little Death

–> A death of a loved one is not an easy dilemma to deal with. It comes in many forms however, not just human. Having said that, I’d met Jim Gautier nearly 25 years ago in Chicago at No Exit, on a Wednesday night, during an open mic session. I’d been going to these sessions since 1988 either by myself or with friends, to read my poetry and/or just listen to other words. I had a habit in...

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Death Comes In Threes-Part 1: Making Reservations

Posted by on Mar 2, 2020

Death Comes In Threes-Part 1: Making Reservations

It’s been a rough week.I have embraced and enveloped death at least three times. Death of a budding relationship, death of a close friend’s mother and death of a community radio station. I don’t always like starting my week out like that, but so it goes, so goes my nation. Each death symbolizes a small part of life that has been ultimately snuffed out.In this segment, I’ll tell you about part...

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