Poetry By
Darrell Lindsey
Published on: 11/17/2014
Back Alley Bill
Scat singing in the alley where shadows smell like whiskey & piss & regret— & no one but a woman & me at a moonlit curtain wondering if he will ever wander home.
Published on: 11/15/2014
Surreal Years
She tries to paint me by numbers on a tattered canvas, thinks I will eventually melt like Dali's clock. But I will not become a lone stick figure on a crumbling elementary school wall, let roaches run through the shadows of a stolen soul.
Published on: 11/12/2014
Sylvia's Stairs
She locks the weathered box in a dank basement, again hides the cryptic key behind tangled brown eyes that consider most all days to be a crude wilderness. Perhaps there can never be enough flowers laid on the kind of grave that resurrects itself each morning to those teenage years when she was pushed down all the stairs of her psyche.
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