Best Unburied Poems

She pounded the last nail into the lid of the coffin
The coffin that held her dream
She sat there for a while
In the silence
Thinking of all it had meant
What it was meant to be
Her dream
She threw herself over the coffin
And wracked away with sobs
The last hopes...

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I don't know where you came from.
But one day you walked up to me,
and I couldn't resist your smile,
It made me feel free.

I instantly took you into my heart.
Telling you, from the very start, my story.
And whether right or whether wrong,
You now share my failures...

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While volcanoes rehearse to show their teeth
lovers shouting from the well of the house
wave broken condoms rather than broken trust

conflate dissent on self-erasing slates
and prove worse than the old oxen 
long following circuitous ways

billowing opposition, discalced defenders

they all assert superior dishonesty
sell cheap what is most...

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The Winter of Unburied Bodies

She never came home
she went for a walk
never to return
the woods took her
kept her hidden
beneath the snow

She was tall and lean
she loved to walk
always to return
from the woods, she took
a hidden path one day
trampling fallen leaves

She was late for breakfast
she was...

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