Long Beamer Poems

           
You are the dusk that masquerades as first light.
In the stillness of descending twilight,
your spellbinder's expectorant 
opens the passageways of the feeble, 
weevles like...

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Four years ago today
9/11 rang in our ears
Our Nation still cries a river
Into a sea of tears

Patrick Driscoll 70, was retired
Jane Folger 73, retired as well
Toshiya Kuge was a student
When the Twin Towers fell

Husbands and...

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His mother left him as an infant
Only one place that he could go
Into the arms of proxy keepers
From foster home to foster home

He always got along with others
It always felt like family
But just as soon...

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Where I live is in between
A memory and a dream
Walking a tightrope each day
I light my self on fire
And take a big box
And head down Main Street
The weasels in the front of Bill’s Cafe
Love it,...

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Note to the many enemies of democracy:
No need to force upon us uranium enemas 
just billow a tiny bug into the neon lungs
of our bumbling- deeply divided cities..
Sit back and have a few Molotov cocktail...

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Push your records over to the floor upsetting your ever so neat pristine world –
feckin’ mess! Know your actions before you do them, ha!
Catch me now, around the shop you chase me red anger on...

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timing is everything
time now to say it,
had 11, 77, and 175
had what you had,
been shown what you saw,
heard what you heard,
told what you told,
they'd have done
what you did

still, no matter
self-destiny is
inherent in us all,
most apparent...

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Stop hating on people for no reason, I stop a long time ago, so you need to go, follow your dreams, run faster than horse, beep beep don't touch the Horne   at me,...

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This Land Is My Land

By Elton Camp

The chief in wisdom sits in his ancestral home
There he will stay. Never more will he roam

From the forest his sturdy house he has hewn
With all of nature in...

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I saw something  yesterday let me 
share the news
Put things in perspective and gave
me the blues
This is the story and it’s all I know
Don’t judge my writing if it don’t flow

I dude the other...

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HERE'S MY TWO WEEK RESINGATION
WITHOUT RESERVATION.I RESIGN
FROM THIS POSITION OF HELPLESSNESS.
THIS POSITON HAS CONDITION ME
TO GROW A BACKBONE MADE OF STAIN-
LESS STEEL. TO STAND UP YOU;
LOOKING STRAIGHT IN THE EYES TO
ANNOUNCE I'M MOVING OUT. HERE'S
YOUR...

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HERE'S MY TWO WEEK RESIGNATION.I RESIGN FROM THE POSITION OF BEING HELPLESSNESS. THIS POSITION HAS CONDITION ME TO GROW A BACKBONE,MADE OS STAINLESS STEEL.
TO STAND UP TO YOU AND LOOK YOU STRAIGHT IN THE EYE...

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Dear Todd,

Thank you for saving so many lives in
Washington , DC.
A true American, you!
It’s heroes exactly like you.
Who make me so proud of this land,
As I stand under the red, white and blue!

“Let’s Roll,” you...

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jsystem

you try 
hummer  beamer 
white collar job
picket fence home
adulteries and mistresses
to strip me of pride
years of knuckle fighting 
to have it by my side
badge hangs on a chain 
cell keys close to your fingertips...

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Light the torch
Up the conditioner to 9
lotion on the double
We're baking HOT these times

Fan is high
body sleeping
Still to sweat
It is hard to cool off by

All the commotion
As we swim the waves to beat the heat
Uncle...

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I loved it very dear
A unique find it was

I drove it very far 
Without any fear 

Driving was pleasure
Travelling in, a pride

Its presence a delight
That many saw in awe

It was a fairy in white
Darting across...

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He had the charm, tattoos on each arm,
a Zapata moustache and a pony.
Skin tight blue jeans, ripped at the seams,
(that showed off his prize polony).

A stud in each ear, he wreaked of stale beer,
when he...

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