Home Number Poems

Two houses is what I call home, with two kitchens and a bed in 2 places I roam, I walk the streets without knowing what’s...

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Every now and then out of nowhere you come across
you discover…you find…a story that makes you believe again…
that there is hope for humankind:

A woman…addicted to...

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Nineteen was the year that I knew everything
I got married and pregnant that year.
I was svelte and smart and confident.
Nineteen was one of my favorite...

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Sir Jude never gave them a thought:
Not the kind of ideas he bought.
Well-wishers went down on their knees
"Please sir, play the draws - Double Please!"

Soon,...

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Currently I find myself confined

To 1 room my bedroom

In the 3 bedroom house I presently
own or should I rather say have to
repay the mortgage on

Because...

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The Queensland National bought out
the crowd of crowds, witnesses to the
Grand Speticail! Advertised as A night
of Feats and Wrestling; onlookers
marveled at the sight of performance
glory....

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The Lady in number 3
				She was a kind and considerate soul.
				A Life with a lot of bumps in the road.
				She always thought of others along...

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yesterday it was easier to make decisions
now that they implanted the chip
my eyes have become endless windows
where do I choose the best options
to do what...

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In my dreams
like many have dreams,
I went to number 10 Drowning Street.
in this pandemic, isolation to cheat,
there is no other better place 
to meet, greet,...

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Colors, I see colors and textures around me. 
The scent of the hot wires and every spark 
that tames the perpetual falling and forever 
running...

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Looking back, one thing comes clean-glass clear
you were always there for me subduing every fear.

I tried to do my duty, be a husband strong and...

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"Yes, this is all still so amazing what impacts the soul truly; and in what ways." This fond endearment was in the Spring Time of...

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File Number

364 was especially hard to deal with today. 
The worker made a check in the empty box. 
She used red ink. 

Wife beater, 
drinker,...

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TRANSPORTATION, A POETRY LESSON OF HISTORY
Transplanted, unwittingly, an invasive plant
Transported – the ship itself – to foreign port
Far, far away from welcome, the known –
So...

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The Number Cruncher came to town 
and ate the Zeros first.
He chewed them well and washed them down 
with Ones: to quench his thirst. 

He...

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