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Low End Poetry

  • William

    Telling the entire story is silly and a bit lameSo I'll begin with his nameBilly comes down the hill with a broken broomand a rolling bucketTalking...
  • A Mountain To Climb

    The Sun is almost goneI'm sitting on my porchSipping on a glass of peaches Drowning in red wine I can hear clearly the next door neighbor's wife co...
  • Freedom

    What we see is not always what it isNot always what we want anyone to seeIf you don't understand thisJust let it beIt won't change, neitheryou nor ...
  • At The Park

    I'm in a park among silent people and screaming treesWatching children being told how to beWhile chasing giant bubbles worry-freeThere's a welcome ...
  • Leeches

    Leeches, leechesA bunch of vile leeches Crawling over meDigging in my skinDeep in my flesh Sucking my bloodAnd life outta meIt's a probe in a holeI...
  • The High Life

    Jump in the sleeperHead out to the dinerPastrami or corned beefWith the City's best knishA half clogged big heartA concealed gun, a bladea baseball...
  • A Soul Stealing Deal

    Everything's virtual these daysI know, it's a simple statementI know it requires no follow-upno effort and no commitmentSo at night, I close my eye...
  • Spellbinder

    When the day gives wayTo the nightI sit often thinking aboutThe darkness and the lightI seek what hides in betweenMaybe demons, maybe witchesWith t...
  • Heroin

    I know your faceI see it in their smilesThey have died beforeI've seen what's been missingI see it in their eyesIt's a familiar feelingChilling, th...
  • Unconditionally

    I have been in a green hellAnd a blue heavenI was on a planet wereblue was for womenAnd pink just for menI have drunk opaque waterAnd been covered ...
  • Bennington Biggsby

    He is the Hill Wellington WimpyIt's funny how life can be stingyI'd love to see him eat a lot of patties,buns and a blueberry cakeTo see how long h...
  • Train of Consequences

    I don't remember what was the real sequenceIt seems like yesterdayI got on board the train of consequencesA packed suitcase of all I had learnedA l...