Terry Horn - More Poems
just another
day
in clearwater
so close
make time
go
play in the sand
nearly woke up
made it
thru
the day anyway
fit to be
drawn
shoes
on a stick
figure
stuck
in earth’s
orbit
surrender to the
moonlight wait for
the taxi
home
tears by the dozen
someone
is counting
backwards
a refill
the empty glass
filled with trouble
deep breathing in
a coma
shades and textures
tactile indifference
believe you said
in what i wonder
shifts the shape
poverty in 3
dimensions
takes a train
sits in back
plays the harmonica
you never really got
paid
move there
and you will
never
have to take
another
vacation
hums like
a small engine
the sound of music
only you can
make
now it echoes
moves from
room to room
skips a couple
you need to
come back
and re-appear
maybe everywhere
touching you
then it breaks
turn it off
shut it down
rest in peace
remember
the day you came here
and the day you left
the peppermint tea
you left
is so good
add some honey
hot water
and sip
until
get use to
not
seeing you
in the morning
afternoon
and night
loving someone who
does not
fit
the norm
if you whisper
i will hear
brooklyn
near manhattan
not far
from the bronx
once
went atop
the world trade
center
saw wall street
a hot dog vendor
a pretzel saleswoman
yonkers and staten
island
beautiful new jersey
the sunset over
union city
took a tunnel
went
under the hudson
then north
to the cloisters
if you whisper
i will listen
call it
art
or suicide
as the
camera
shows
your face
and
fingers
shows how
you
dress and
eat
shows how
you
drive and
fuck
shows it all
then
eats your
soul
whatever that is
might
have
a day
a few months
maybe
a few years
until
it all
disappears
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