Dark Walker Poems

Eye candy of literacy
Sit with me under the poet tree
It's colorful leaves with windy wet dreams
Glowing growing holy wise sandy seas
Raining sonnets psalms songs of...

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There’s the tightrope for you to walk, wire walker —

defying the gravity of reality and the reality of gravity
you know damn well he won't catch...

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Bruce

A lumbering man, 
audibly achily, stepped to the
floor’s center.
Had there been a spotlight, he’d’a shone.

His arms unfurled.
His hips spun.
His soles, silent
as he padded here,
then twisted...

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a walker, I.


A walker fancying himself
a hiker, on a walk, self-narrated as
an expedition.

The incline is gentle, consistent,
insistent and yet i insist,
as i am inclined to...

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It leaves human-like footprints around the poultry-house;
footprints look smaller, with sharper toes.
Egg shells sometimes are scattered around the farm,
all having a hole at their tips.

According...

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Ivey Walker

1887-1916

Verily, verily, my friends!

You are all dead now.

So I can speak candidly.

I found out,

When my ripe red rose bloom 

Opened early, mysteriously, 

Wantonly, as...

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The moon and the stars masquerade in her eyes
And white clouds of lambs wool dust her cheeks with the night
As her gown whispers reasons of...

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Darkness 
Losing my mind
Soulless abyss 
Peel away my skin
The fibers held so tight 
Step out of the pain 
Into the darkness of the night 
Shadowed...

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You are on cloud nine it must be so great
I look up in awe as I sit on eight

Eight is okay it's better than seven
compared...

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