Terry Horn - More Poems
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
bring me
your existential
pornography
your needles
and the quilt
you are knitting
your bottle
filled
your emptiness
or
sorrow
your happiness
and maybe
just
one tomorrow
it is the
probability
the onion
that falls between
the crack then
the tree
falls
missing you by
inches as
a tear
lands
in your glass
because you thought
that must be
impossible
alone
with
the villain
perched
on a ledge
with
make up
pretends to stumble
stabs me
in the heart
and
i get to
die
a picture to
remind you
that happened or
did not happen
rainbows and light
houses
wood everywhere
fires
cans filled with
air
they found you
under
a bridge
talking to a
peanut shell
wondered
what it was saying
why
you were listening
sister
bleed
just a picture
was that
taken
tomorrow
sister
learn
feeling your
sorrow
framed
do you
want
to grow
up
be concerned
act concerned
filled with visions
apples
tangerines
and peruvian food
i wish you were
a tree with leaves
fresh seafood as
opposed to
the other kind
armed the corn
dig a hole
get a watch
dog
she is
real
like a dream
having
never heard of
most things
a food condiment
feel like honey
mustard
what comes next
what
comes after that
get the honey
she brings me
love
and wishes
and
hate
and thoughts
impossible
to share
spoke fast without
consequence
became meaningless
cut in half
here is what
we get
start then
finish
cried like a stream
gaining momentum
here you will land
here you will take
up space
to be filled in
later
how
this life
doesn’t
work
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