Depression October Poems

I embrace myself for warmth,
   But my heart stays cold;
My mind becomes damp,
   Everything stands sod....

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New day, same day;
Depression drips
Hot on tortured meat.

Bloated grime and
Still doing time,
For beating shrinks
Just for fun we think.

Of grievous thoughts,
Of solid waste
In dampened corners
And diaper...

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On forboding...


The rocky cliffs 
Stark against midnight 
Somber and austere.

Darkness sharp cold drifts 
In hollow halls 
In empty rooms with broken windows!

Deep underground...
In the deepest...

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The nights grow long and the frost 
tinges the summer air, crisp n fresh. 

The coming autumn fire, the burn of wood
cedar & pine spices...

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A rainy day toward the end of October
When the leaves are breathing their last
And the chill makes my arthritis ache,
I can’t stop thinking about growing...

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...a bitter time

WINTER OF MISERY
It clings to all...
Freezing our bones.
Chilling our passion...
Land's are lost in this winters Blizzard...
A cold season of bitter fruits.
A life that...

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Here I sit...
Behind steering wheel.
My back is numb
My head reels.
Cars pass me left and right
Ribbons of crimson taillights 
Leave traces behind my eye
Deep in my...

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We were bloody.
Bearing the weight 
of a gaping moon like 
young Titans- 
full of arrogant imagination. 
We ran, hellbent.
House after house
playing tricks- 
casting spells with...

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October (a bad case of timing)


A bad case of timing
coffee and sleep
pills and nightmares
from the deep

And drowning in my head,
the watermark
a tide of dreams undreamed
lost...

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OCTOBER TO REMEMBER
It is another October
and every leaf sways
as I sing your name.

Even when you no 
longer hear my voice
Be sure that it is another
October...

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Sitting in a bar
In a pensive state
Watching the sun set
And the nightly madness begins
 
As I drink
My dismal, damned draft
Dram of drunken dream desire
 
I...

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The Great Depression began around 1930 and it was world wide.
It was so bad that about forty thousand people committed suicide.
It began when the Stock...

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As the man walks with the planes
that fly overhead,
he turns to the East
and watches the sun come up... As the day goes on...

The pretty girl...

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You Call Me a Little Girl, &&" Not Just Because of My Height
So iDoubt You Understand, Just How Long I've been in Fright.
iKnow You Think...

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You feel restricted from the world,
detatched from reality.
In a sense of the word, freak comes to mind,
craziness is what you see.

Scattered thoughts run through your...

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