Salton Poems - Poems about Salton

... A random road wanders across the desert as voluminous clouds chase the rising sun nary a sound can be heard, save for the whipping wind and clicks of insects. The yawning horizon stretches ......

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... I'm a pro-cyclist, and I despise people with flab So it hurts that my folks don't walk, they'd rather take a cab. I describe my races at the dinner table, but all they do Is nod politely and say......

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...Aqueous humor: she said of the buddahs hands that were placed upon the table. Macula, and marvelous! A specticail appealing to the eyes. Yards and Yards of lemongrass, and beautiful bounties of Bu......

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...Summer 1967 None of us ready for heaven We headed down that old highway A fun road trip, a summer day ......

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...The air is parched and crinkled, heavy with no place to go; with no sense of time, hanging suspended over the Salton Sea, 100 hundred miles in the middle of nowhere. A flat blue sky, swathed in ......

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...-rearranging the stars- How could we agree to separation? If you were destined to be my soulmate, Why would we allow the stars to change our fate? They've written in a fresh verse Sewing in ......

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...Just a moment to live The time has come For me to give up All I have done Just one thing to ask With the time left to breathe A favor of mercy That cannot come from a priest Just a moment......

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...Hands of seared flesh Clinging to my chest Salt and sea Blowing gusts of pain You think me evil You think me wicked I do this all for you A hundred years, it’s been So long, and yet again ......

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