PULL BY JAN BALL
nipple
power is gone; instead, the sea
outside me tonight is a sucking ebb
and flow, the sunset blush no longer
a burst of joy on my chest
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nipple
power is gone; instead, the sea
outside me tonight is a sucking ebb
and flow, the sunset blush no longer
a burst of joy on my chest
“Mr. Usher, S-s-sir,” Ridley said in a nervous and uneasy voice, “I’ve taken care of the things you asked of me, but was it really n-necessary to have all those false articles published about Mr. Hunter?”
Read MoreI don’t know where
your car is parked
and I sense that you
don’t either.
A poem summons me
to converse
with her
“The ‘path’ comes into existence only when we observe it.”
—Werner Heisenberg
I will give you myself
for free
for a chance to
click my heels
It was the way she stumbled through the door
The redness of her hazy eyes,
The thinness of her voice
slurring sounds that made no sense
He freefalls
draws us
into downward spiraling
so fast we hold our breathing
The orange sits in its fleshy shell growing sweet over time,
and the bear sleeps for months.
Are you really singing
good morning, good morning, good morning?
A sixth sense, a disquieting flutter of wings
beats within us; the ghosts of past lives
attempting to instill lessons lost
How to deport an alien to Constellation Orion or send
The undocumented back to the North Star?
