Friday, November 8, 2024

ANGRY POEM


 

I am wringing my hands
until they bleed,

blasting my
stereo
until every ghost
in the city
complains to
the cops,

I am asserting
my right to
not care a speck
about what gets wrecked
or pecked to death
under inspection
as I scream
at the traffic
that passed this
corner a day ago,

large old men
in tights
and bandanas
tear off their tee shirts
on a stage that
is slippery with drool,

suddenly every
kind word is a crime
only the gallows
can forgive.

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