Styrofoam Poems - Poems about Styrofoam

I didn’t expect to be enlightened on the 5 passing Dodger Stadium north-bound, but- A flatbed load of Styrofoam had spilled and was dancing on the road in small bits and huge chunks. We drove through them like they were nothing, bouncing all around off the windshields and hoods and sides. Wisdom flooded through us radiating an immediate encompassing bond as we passed this universe of nothing. We were, of...

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Once I drank milk straight from the carton And guzzled beer out of a can, When I dripped gravy on my tie, I licked it up. But though my manners were appalling, One habit I would never fall in, I never sank to drinking coffee from a Styrofoam cup. I grew up in far West Texas, And my mama taught me well Not...

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1/27/21 "Styrofoam" It's not hormones, testosterone Or Pheromones I was at the crossroads Moved towards what was familiar or unknown Never did any good to postpone I can really feel it in my bones Nearby all these Madrones Time has shown In and out of all these biomes The elements shaping the land and stones Hung up the phone Then came the dial tone I've sinned, and I've atoned I...

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1 Rain for weeks bruised October. The burden of bitter air spewed from the drain of my swollen yard. Already the birds had turned to pirates. I saw the night let a blind rag wing dive from a tree into the rapids of a sidewalk, rolling, crumbling like a mad leaf. 2 The afternoon had cleared and...

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They snickered and laughed As you set sail on your raft It seems you are daft...

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