Terry Horn - More Poems
behind the house
there is
a shed
it has a
window and
2
large doors
would you
mind if
i
moved
in and
put up a
mail box
called it home
called it my
new indiana
home
pretty happy
before
i met you
you
being so
depressed
and constant
i could count
on your
sadness
then i
ran out of
fingers
and
you moved
on
to somebody
else
your mom
resting
in the ground
in the
former
yugoslavia
it will happen
here
too
with
the speech money
you
bought a big house
a few humans and
an expensive car
can laugh now
because
i am and
no longer
entirely
give a fuck
here to chase
it was
yesterday
when
tomorrow arrived
happy birthday
to the
greatest
harmonica player
ever
to me anyway
nobody
stays here forever
your face
those notes
that key
and watching you
we would sob
wake up
crying
eat the toast
and
pretend
to dance
the greatest
summer event in
history 2
worms racing towards
the finish line
watches
as she licks herself
clean
only watch commercials
still talking to space
at least now someone
is there
helping
we are here
all of us
all the time
learning from you
how to gather
twigs feathers
and a jacket from
salvation
still tomorrow
remains in the distance
fire burning
carried
only by you
here to share
figured that part out
and
starring in the broken mirror
as
many of you
appear
gone like yesterday
nobody worked
harder
and
so what
every
once and awhile
a word or two
appear
then disappear
vanished
transformed into
snow
waited that winter
for news
sorrow
inside a tight dress
with heels
sharp
a butter knife
glowing
with a sun tan
skin so white
must be
eating only shadows
they were sisters
somehow
for life
as the century
turned
we are all older now
except me
i was old then
the
happiest day
of
my life
followed by
the
2nd happiest
i was
on a roll
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