Forty Four Poems - Poems about Forty Four

You lose, because as much as you would like me to? I’m not giving up on the idea that someone could actually love me....

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Tiny Tim with droopy eye went out with corpse-woman (she’d heard he’d died) Had a cigarette between two finger’d bones called life and when living ladies heard he’d died the world began its wailing from the other side. LAPD roped off the scene but the ribbons were too low for ghosts and all his demons. Detective Mister found his bloody revolver and no cell block...

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Be like Sylvia Plath sanctified her broken leg and cast in verse...

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Mom gave birth to me in 1971 and today I became forty-four. It's a shame that she can't celebrate my birthdays anymore. Forty-four years ago today, my mom brought me into the world, it was the first day of my life. But my life became difficult because she is no longer a part of it, it has been...

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I hear the faith was a race so I decide to pace it like NASCAR, trust in the one who brought me threw the storm Lord God, he brought me this far illuminated, blacklight threw the dark, the wages of sin are death and he wore that cross, yeah the cross was mine, but he...

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Heavenly love shines on natural total done fish type dark circle......

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