Brother Confusion Poems

[Non-Fictional Preface: Fictional Old Folks Home/Apparition] "This is the story of two friends, both considered themselves start-up writers, whereas, one who was a bit more...

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* Bringing this gem back in the hope Becca Teagan sees it and returns. We wrote this together, a labor of love. The poem ends...

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I wrote the following poem in remembrance of my deceased younger brother, Edwin Charles Etgen, who lost the light and never found it again.

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A precipice
into...

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Tranqual milieu, tranqual milieu,
Who are you where can i find you?,
I've looked for you while you were still fresh as jew,
I've tried looking for you...

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I was friends with a selfish liar 
pathological habit of desire 
lying when there was no reason 
low on friends he chose treason 

A football...

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The parties Gina plans for Halloween,
just for adults, are always a success.
The games aren’t evil, raunchy, or obscene,
just entertaining. Plus, guests get to dress
in costumes....

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Once, I’d stood beside a man
Who, with heart and soul o’erwrought, 
Silently searched for answers, but answers found him not. 
His sister recently had passed...

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The Ginger Whinger’s  in despair,
Life’s not so easy being the spare,
Seeing succession prospects recede
As baldy brother continues to breed,
And the world seems so absurd
To...

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Identical twins, me and my brother
Got the same birthday, got the same mother
Don’t know if I’m he
Don’t know if he’s me
But I do know I’m...

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Butterfly

Butterfly sweet, 
lovely wings of gossamer gold. 
Stretch your tips to the stars, 
as that is the reality of freedom. 
Glide for hours above the...

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He once was a she
  Though now she’s a he
If he marries me or my brother
  ~ Hee-hee we will be...

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Why still talk about a Late Mother
No more around with her useful order
And an unhelpful, unfeeling brother
Stretching The Emptiness Farther?

Hard-to-Reclaim time you murder
And A Deprivation...

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My father's father died
As said as a Christian follower
My father's brother died 
As known a respectful soldier
My father now also died
As remembered as a medical...

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Well within the city limits mysteries
Suburban people to the core escape
Into a wilderness of houses bunched together
Outside town, outside the reaches of police  ...

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When the brother you care for
is led to his bed by depression;
When your special needs' son
has yet to learn patience lessons;
When your beloved elderly Mother
uses...

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