Our waitress admits
the town has its share of ghosts.
We sleep with lights on.
Strangers in a strange town
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Our waitress admits
the town has its share of ghosts.
We sleep with lights on.
Our waitress admits
the town has its share of ghosts.
We sleep with lights on.
When I stay up late
my thoughts move oddly like lab
mice stunted by drugs.
Night winds roar like a
giant parent screaming “Go
to sleep!” without words.
When you’re in a long
meeting, now you have two things
to look at while bored.
Slanting through speckled
panes, turning cobwebs into
faerie gossamer.
Hills like cut paper
black against tissue blue skies.
Through poked holes, stars shine.
posted to my Twitter account
I need sleep, but I * need to work but I need sleep * to work can’t think straight.
posted to my Twitter account
Project due and I * like the late adopter I * am, haven’t finished.
From an estate sale –
pendulum clock. Westminster
chimes now count my days.
Spring ahead and lose
an hour. What I could have done
in that length of time…